Pouring Money into the Black Hole of College Sports
Professor Ann Marie Adams of Morehead State in Kentucky, examines how sports soaks up many dollars in the Bluegrass State.
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Why the Decline of the Humanities?
More and more students are mainly interested in college as a path to employment.
Do Colleges Really Need ‘Bias Response Teams’?
Dan Way of the John Locke Foundation looks into the spread of bias response teams.
Betsy DeVos Innovates — But What About the Taxpayers?
Federal higher-education policy is a mess — bad for many students, bad for the taxpayers.
‘Social Justice’ Teaching Invades Business Schools
The pressure to bring "social justice" issues into the curriculum is being felt in just about every discipline, including business.
Why Americans Have Come to Distrust Higher Ed
Professors Holden Thorp and Buck Goldstein have written a book in which they seek to "rebuild" the partnership between the public and our higher-ed system.
The Hijacking of College Writing Classes
Alas, few college leaders have the nerve to call out faculty who misuse their courses. Most probably approve.
On The Coddling of the American Mind
The notable thing about today's cohort of college students is that so many of them behave in such ridiculous ways.
Why It’s So Hard to Start an Innovative College
The CreatEd Institute, located in Black Mountain, N.C., opened two years ago, and is far from your usual college.
The Government’s ‘Predatory’ College-Loan Program
The federal government should never have gotten into the financing of education.