…changed over the past decade. This information will be useful for students and parents, the public, policy-makers, university administrators, and faculty. This report shows, through graphs and tables, the University…
…with massive endowments and highly competitive admissions will escape the effects of the coming enrollment cliff. Special coronavirus relief funding from state and federal governments will improve cash flow in…
…approach also incompatible with character education. Justin P. McBrayer notes that the Common Core relegates moral analyses to the realm of mere opinions as opposed to facts. He argues that,…
…redesigning society to eliminate the disadvantages of disability. They will never be satisfied. Every decade will bring another layer of regulation.” The whole premise of the ADA is misguided. Congress…
Parents will go to all sorts of lengths to give their children a leg up. In Guilty Admissions: The Bribes, Favors, and Phonies Behind the College Cheating Scandal, journalist Nicole…
…problem free. Despite the protesters’ oft-excessive passion, they did not interrupt Gorka’s speech, the Silent Sam protest, or the public forum. Indeed, it seems that the university’s newly implemented free…
…legislated and mandated free speech in schools. Most importantly, in Britain, the higher ed department has taken the fight in a landmark policy by mandating free speech on penalty of…
…statistics department, the latter in the university’s Center for Teaching and Learning), noting immediately that course evaluations suffer from a response problem. Anger, they point out, motivates people much more…
…of modern social theory, often explaining the nuances of Marxist concepts like “commodity fetishism” and “species being” to students. But there is one thing you will not find on many…
…be due to structural racism. What the speakers fail to recognize, however, is that individual choice has a profound impact on one’s future. As Kenny Xu notes in this Martin…