Access to higher education has emerged as a major campaign issue this year—a heartening development. But the proposals for free or debt-free college being touted by Hillary Clinton and Bernie…
…that will be free of all oppression. . . .[and is] a force which furthers the realization of feminist aims.” Patai and Kortge report on the general state of women’s…
…of free speech and assembly in desiring not to be compelled to fund organizations whose missions they detest. The university also cites the right to free speech, which it claims…
…prestigious law firm, Winston & Strawn, has signaled it will not be hiring as attorneys soon-to-be-graduating students who praised the brutal murder of innocents in Israel. Behavior that is accepted…
…a ground for a stay of execution. In any case, the Department grants schools 18 months to find a new, recognized accrediting agency if theirs closes. So none will necessarily…
…liberals believe, and many are thus drawn into the study of public policy. Because of this, we have become a small but vocal minority. This institutional bias has caused some…
…ago. Yancy postponed some impending problems by securing a $31 million federal loan. Yet the same solution—more borrowing—will not reverse its sagging fortunes, but will most likely add to them….
…Universities will have to choose, and be explicit about their choice, so that potential students and faculty recruits can make an informed choice. Universities that try to honor both will…
…not make much of a dent, and whether graduates would actually serve those communities is an open question, the critics say. “It will not address the problem,” said Ernest Goodson,…
…State experience. But what effect will all that effort have on graduates? The Pope Center took a close look at State’s program with a new report. The results were disappointing….