An Unsettling Conclusion
The Robertson v. Princeton settlement shows that universities will pursue their self-interest, just like anyone else.
Specialization Comes to Campus
Economic necessities might force the college faculty to undergo dramatic changes.
College Sports: Foul Ball or Fair Play?
Discussion at a Pope Center conference focused on the potential for reforming college athletics.
No Time for a Spending Spree
North Carolina’s community colleges should question their “all things to all people” policies.
A Most Unnatural State of Nature
A UNC speaker’s report that global capitalism is dead is premature, but that does not faze the true believers.
How to Build a Center for Freedom at Your University
A specialist in creating academic centers offers conservative and libertarian faculty ten strategies for success.
Wall Street Woes on Hillsborough Street
The economic downturn is causing N.C. State (and other colleges) to tighten their belts.
The Market Alternative to Government Loans
Human capital contracts let you pay for your education with a percentage of your income
The Art of Propaganda
UNC-Chapel Hill’s performance series: “The Gender Project”
UNC-Charlotte Football: Yes or No?
Will UNC-Charlotte’s recent decision to add a football team give a boost to the school’s reputation or prove to be a boondoggle?