Improved College Admissions Without SATs
A Wake Forest professor defends his school’s decision to end SAT requirements against a Pope Center article.
Is the College Degree Obsolete?
One academic suggests that the standard four-year degree is more hindrance than help.
Big Spending, Little Results
A new study suggests that North Carolina’s big investment in higher education might not be paying off as expected.
Bureaucracy U?
The proposed
Required to Graduate: Mandatory Volunteering
A North Carolina Senate bill will add a community service requirement for graduation for almost every college in the state.
Gaining Freedom from Federal Controls
Hillsdale College’s innovative loan program frees the Michigan school from many government regulations.
A Tale of Two State University Systems
One proposes central control and rapid expansion; the other, better education at lower costs.
Warning–Honest Grading Can be Hazardous to Your Job
Biology prof axed for not inflating grades.
Our Readers’ Recommendations
Some readers responded to our call for summer reading programs with ideas of their own.
Bucking the System, Diversity-Style
Accrediting agencies often push ideological goals, as George Mason University’s law school discovered the hard way.