Social and Economic Justice, Without the Economics or the Justice
Can universities do anything about professors and programs that make a mockery of the subject they are supposed to be teaching?
A Triumph of Civilization at Chapel Hill
Tom Tancredo successfully returned to Chapel Hill in spite of the protesters who disrupted his appearance last year.
Forced Association Is Not Free Association
A Supreme Court case tests whether public universities can exclude student groups that restrict membership to those who share their beliefs.
A Weak Defense of an Obsolete Idea
A new book defending affirmative action fails on many levels.
Helping Hand or Unfair Advantage?
Do universities provide a level playing field for students with learning disabilities, or permit some to game the system?
The Myths of an Ivory Tower Watcher
A professor of English takes issue with Jay Schalin’s article, “Myths of the Ivory Tower.”
Back to the Dark Ages
The author gets in the final word about his article, “Myths of the Ivory Tower.”
Yes, You Too Can Be a Certified Diversity Advocate!
A UNC-Chapel Hill program wastes money pushing an ideological trinket.
Investigate the Education Schools!
The “Anything But Knowledge” philosophy of education schools reveals itself in comments on test tampering.
The Negative Side of Affirmative Action
A book by a Notre Dame professor repeats stale clichés about the use of racial preferences and ignores counter-arguments.