…for the first time with an open selections process, was expected to avoid the sort of criticism previous selections endured. This year’s choice, Absolutely American: Four Years at West Point…
The Supreme Court may ban affirmative action, but even if it does, many race, sex, and ideology-conscious “diversity” policies and programs will still remain on college campuses. Regardless of the…
…of what Chancellor Diermeier rightly refers to as the institution’s “longstanding commitment to free expression and open forums,” a commitment that former senator and Vanderbilt alumnus Lamar Alexander experienced a…
…veterans who will either give you a chance or toss out your application, you have to hook them immediately. Professors spend very little time evaluating applications (often less than one…
…techies. Forcing equality of result is obviously unjust. It also presents a problem that apparently leaves CBR unfazed: achieving equality of outcomes requires coercion. Under relatively free conditions, individuals will…
…on the freedom of conservatives and Christians. He defends their rights not because he agrees with them, but because he understands that free speech will only survive if it gets…
…when they interfere with the free speech of students. But you can’t win them all, and a recent decision went against FIRE and the students it represented. Ironically, this free…
…will require either a significant course correction by the state’s universities themselves, or else the direct intervention of the Arizona legislature or the Arizona Board of Regents (or both) to…
…NCSU’s Centennial Campus will open later this year, while ones at UNC-Chapel Hill and Duke will open next year. “These sites will bring a new core of university and community…
…of their ideas? If diversity of ideas is important, why can’t course materials cover it just as well?” I have asked similar questions myself. All right—what is Professor Anderson’s new…