The Feminist Retreat
It is hard to find a legitimate justification for women’s studies.
Losing Trust in Higher Education
College leaders and professors who appear more interested in themselves than in education are doing great harm.
Buyer Beware
Prospective law students should be aware of both the tangible and intangible costs associated with pursuing a juris doctor.
Dissenting Voices You Wouldn’t Expect
Obama’s college rating idea is even taking fire from liberals.
Great Expectations: The Year 2013
Despite few blockbuster reforms, there was quite a bit going on this year that could lead to future transformation.
Why Can’t They Speak and Write Clearly?
Employers notice that college leaves many graduates ill equipped for work.
Success as Well as Access
The Pell grant program should return to its creators’ vision of helping low-income students graduate from college.
General Education: Our Response to Critics
We respond to criticisms of the report on UNC-Chapel Hill’s “core curriculum.”
A Key Reason Why American Students Do Poorly
Education schools and the licensing laws shielding them from competition hold back students and good teachers.
Why Speech Codes Endure
Protecting free speech on campus has become a Herculean task.