Supreme Court Decision Harms Title IX Reform
…in the majority opinion that litigation had been implied under Title IX statues and case law. Now, the floodgates are open; anyone who thinks his Title IX issue wasn’t properly…
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College sports makes for strange bedfellows
…is young, and his file reveals academic talent as well as the better-known athletic ability.” While Miami is adding a player with a checkered past, other schools have cut ties…
Opportunities Lost in the Ivory Tower
…and challenging material make studying exclusively by oneself nearly impossible. Instead of suffering needlessly alone and feeling overwhelmed by the material, I should have joined a study group. Study groups…
The Latest Affirmative Action Suit May Succeed Where Others Failed
…against Asian-American applicants. The trial is scheduled for October 15, and the case will likely reach the Supreme Court—where Harvard’s preferential admissions policies will reach “a termination point.” At least…
The Biggest Threat to Academic Freedom? We Don’t Teach It.
…Shapiro, arguing that progressive jurist Sri Srinivisan was the best option, lamented that Srinivasan “alas doesn’t fit into latest intersectionality hierarchy so we’ll get a lesser black woman.” Much has…
The Way Forward for Religious Institutions
…purest form. If the government can’t deny or strip funding due to some perceived non-compliance with the latest “progressive” bureaucratic whim, then the college is free to, well, not comply….
An Ambassador of Civil Discourse
…a rigorous, but open, environment for vibrant conversations (and disagreements) to take place. The program regularly hosts prominent academics and guest speakers from around the country from a wide range…
Chancellor Search Should Be Transparent
…of Higher Education, “The more open the process was, the better, as far as I was concerned.” Even a UNC school found an open process helpful. In 2004, Appalachian State…
Biden’s Even Worse Version of “Free College”
…borrowers in programs like psychology, teacher education, and the liberal arts will repay their loans and that only 35 percent of borrowers in public associate’s degree programs will repay theirs….
Reform in 2022: Our Hopes for the New Year
…some notable progress. More and more influential alumni, for example, are standing up for free expression on campus. There is plenty more work to be done to reform higher education….