…college freshmen; instead, they prime students for embracing a progressive conception of social justice. Students at UNC-Charlotte will read Spare Parts: Four Undocumented Teenagers, One Ugly Robot, and the Battle…
…its own set of free expression principles, the University has exhibited a free speech double standard and imposed mandatory affirmation of “Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion” among its employees and faculty….
…free speech, and downgrading some universities to the British equivalent of community colleges. The interesting thematic similarity between the two papers, on the right and left, is the demand for…
…taught.’” Thorne also allowed that: The larger narrative that we favor is of the development of free society from late Roman times to the present. The concept of free citizens…
…the internal enrollment report, the decreased freshmen enrollment alone will cost the university approximately $700,000. In addition, it is likely that some donors will withhold their contributions. As the funds…
…in North Carolina and beyond. (You can read more about our mission and vision here.) To get there, Martin Center writers and scholars study and report on critical issues in…
…“Hey, hey, ho, ho. Western culture’s got to go!” By 1990, insiders who dared challenge the ruling class could wreck whole careers—but were free to tell outsiders about scholars who…
…their desire for group purity conflicts with the ideal upon which their universities were founded: the free exploration of truth. Group purity and the free exploration of truth are incompatible;…
…of scale, the per-pupil cost of education falls significantly. However, the twin mission of most institutions is research. We should free our best thinkers from the classroom so that they…
…various trends that inhibit free speech and constructive disagreement believe that graduation and experience in “the real world” will provide the most effective exit counseling. Others note that students are…