Why Students Aren’t Rushing into Community Colleges
Family responsibilities, job considerations, and the difficulty of online classes for some majors have made students reconsider. On EdSource.
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Cornell Moves Toward Mandating Critical Race Theory
A faculty senate vote will determine whether Cornell demands ideological orthodoxy on campus. On Legal Insurrection.
Student Loan Borrowers Don’t Deserve a Pity Party
College students are some of the most well-to-do people in America; the truly struggling get lost in the debate. On AEI.
North Carolina Bill Would Require Colleges to Tell Parents of ‘Gender Nonconformity’
A bill that would ban gender-related medical treatment for students would also require colleges to alert parents if they notice students displaying signs of "gender nonconformity," a vaguely defined term. On FIRE.
The Mob Wins at Georgetown
The fall of Sandra Sellers shows the ideological conformity on college campuses. On City Journal.
The Approach to Diversity Follows the Ideas of White People
White people are more satisfied than black people by the current diversity regime. On Princeton.
Test-optional Policies Show a ‘Modest’ Diversity Gain
The hopes of a big boost from test-optional policies aren't playing out for "transformational" change. On Higher Ed Dive.
UNC Wants to Help All 100 Counties Post-COVID-19
The university is launching "Carolina Across 100" to provide assistance for a pandemic recovery. On the Daily Tar Heel.
What Is the Value of an Elite Education?
The connections and credentials can take students far, but for a top-quality educational experience, elite schools aren't the only ones in town. On Neural Networking.
Hillsdale Stands Out
The Michigan college is doing more to teach the principles of a free society than most of its peers. On Real Clear Wire.