Are Elite Schools Still Open to Free Speech?
Georgetown has changed over the decade, and conservative students don't have institutional backing to voice their thoughts. On Real Clear Education.
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Academia’s Obsession with Racial Authenticity
Professors keep lying about their race because there's a consumer appetite on campus for diversity. On the Chronicle of Higher Education.
Miami (OH) Wants to Suppress Student Speech Without Regard for Rights
A diversity and inclusion task force noted that administrators shouldn't worry about "First Amendment violations" when rooting out discriminatory comments. On Reason.
The Divide Between Faculty and Administration at U. of Akron
The mass layoffs and cuts have fractured the trust and belief in shared governance. On the Akron Beacon Journal.
Wake Forest’s Capitalism Center Finds New Funding
The center's original decade-long grant from BB&T has bee replaced by new funding. On the Winston-Salem Journal.
For Groundbreaking Research and Pushing a Field, Business Is Better than Academia
For some, starting a company allows them more academic freedom to pursue their interests than the labyrinth of academia. On Daemonology.
Colleges Using Teletherapy More During the Pandemic
Virtual tools have expanded the reach of many counseling centers on campus. On Inside Higher Ed.
Meredith College Wants to Root Out Systemic Racism in Its Music Department
The rot runs deep at the private women's college in Raleigh, leaders say. On the College Fix.
Ed Dept. Free Speech Investigation Won’t Be the Last
Looking into an incident at Binghampton University in New York is only the beginning. On Education Dive.
Higher Ed’s Sacred Cows
The dominance of higher education by the federal government has led to all sorts of bad outcomes and few people with power are willing to admit the status quo has gone off-course. On Law and Liberty.