How Political Are Our Professors?
A new book offers a thesis that just about everyone can object to.
An Unsettling Conclusion
The Robertson v. Princeton settlement shows that universities will pursue their self-interest, just like anyone else.
College Debate Ain’t What It Used to Be
How a once-excellent activity has degenerated into a bizarre ritual.
Disinviting William Ayers
A breach of academic freedom?
Wall Street Woes on Hillsborough Street
The economic downturn is causing N.C. State (and other colleges) to tighten their belts.
How Much Free Speech?
Foundation for Individual Rights (FIRE) says that UNC-CH is infringing on the rights of students and faculty to express themselves.
N.C. State Goes Conservative
At least, the student body president nixes a liberal/leftwing voting package.
Failed Effort to Prove Diversity
A survey of student attitudes is mere wishful thinking, not evidence.
General Education Smorgasbord Offers Mostly Junk Food
Temple University’s new general education curriculum favors trendy boutique-style courses over intellectual cornerstones.
Putting the Brakes on Rapid University Growth
The new chairperson of UNC’s Board of Governors favors problem-solving over grand visions.