Standards for Student Discipline Versus Standards for Faculty Discipline
Student-discipline cases have been quite prominent in recent years, due almost entirely to the spate of Title IX accusations.
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The Scholarship/Activism Balance — A Rejoinder
Many professors take advantage of their positions by loading the dice in favor of their own opinions.
Does a War Memorial in the Shape of a Cross Offend the Constitution?
That isn't what the Founders meant with the establishment clause.
Victimhood Culture Engulfs Our Campuses
Anthony Hennen writes about Bradley Campbell and Jason Manning's new book, "The Rise of Victimhood Culture."
Duke Divinity School Goes All-In for Diversity
The Duke Divinity School is in a "race to the bottom."
Scholarship or Activism?
What do we do about those who insist on using the classroom as a personal soapbox?
Why Literary Scholarship Matters
Like much of the rest of education in America, the field of literature has fallen under the influence of "progressive" thinkers.
The ‘Confucius Institutes’ Are Unseemly, but What Can We Do?
In one of its "soft power" ploys, the Chinese government is active in funding "Confucius Institutes" at American colleges and universities.
Playing the Race Card in Higher Education
The Left blames everything on institutionalized racism.
How to Defeat the Bennett Hypothesis
Back in 1987, Bill Bennett advanced the argument that a key reason why colleges keep increasing their tuition is that the government keeps making financial aid more generous. His insight ...