Size Matters
…In one example, next year the American College of History and Legal Studies will open its doors to its initial class of students in Salem, New Hampshire. It is a…
…In one example, next year the American College of History and Legal Studies will open its doors to its initial class of students in Salem, New Hampshire. It is a…
…makers. The latest paper, “Blueprint for Reform: Free Speech on Campus”, explains the importance of freedom of expression as it pertains to the mission of higher education and provides specific…
…I will address the topic but ask your forbearance as I give a bit of context for my position. I come to you as a professor—not as a politician, nor…
…will grow into happy, responsible adults. The Rousseauian paradigm tells us that society has caused our unhappiness, so tearing down society will make us happy. If Rousseau was wrong, these…
…book The College Stress Test. In its analysis, the Hechinger Report evaluated the latest publicly available data, which predate the pandemic (schools have delayed releasing their most recent data). It…
…Jerry L. Martin, Chairman of the American Council of Trustees and Alumni, will open the conference with an address entitled “Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Truth.” The conference will…
…process, one that the working group hopes will give tenure review more teeth. Furthermore, each year, university provosts will have to certify that reviews are in line with the new…
…school.” The message was clear: going to a community college wouldn’t help me flourish academically. But immediately enrolling in a four-year school was not a financially viable option. Despite applying…
…CEO of GKFF, which will eventually be the primary shareholder of BOKF. (I tried to make sense of these ethically bewildering entanglements in an article I wrote for The Nation.)…
…plays that card, even though Samuelson pointed out that the Labor Department’s latest estimate is that 69 percent of the job market will be in work that does not require…