How to Fix the Humanities
A group of scholars at Baylor University favor a revitalized theological humanism.
Destined to Fail
A look at ACT and SAT scores suggests that fewer than half of test takers are “college ready.”
The Bible at a Public University?
A recent UNC-Chapel Hill graduate calls the Bible a critical component of a public liberal arts education.
A Surprisingly Useful College Guide
Choosing the Right College only covers a small number of schools, but helps parents evaluate them all.
Incisively, Larry Summers
The former Harvard president criticizes higher education but defends it, too.
Reconsidering the SAT
A statistician wants to avoid uneducated guesses in educational policies.
Another Round on the Jane Mayer Piece
I reply to a post on the AAUP’s blog that purports to defend the New Yorker attack on the Pope Center.
A New Curriculum That’s Really Old
Belmont Abbey College revolutionizes its curriculum by going back in time.
Hillsdale Drops Teacher Accreditation
The school became fed up with the costs and the ideological tilt of national accreditors.
A Scurrilous Attack
A New Yorker attack on Art Pope and the Pope Center doesn’t square with the facts.