‘Cleansing’ the Washington and Lee Campus to Suit the Left
Washington and Lee is cleansing itself of some historical totems in the aftermath of the Charlottesville rally.
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What Does a Democratic House Mean for Education Policy?
The federal government really has no business in higher education at all, but the Democrats want to give it a bigger and bigger role.
UNC’s Chancellor Is Between a Rock and a Hard Place
Chancellor Carol Folt must address the toppling of Silent Sam.
Hold the Rush to Get Rid of Paper Textbooks
Going digital saves money, but perhaps at the cost of reduced learning.
When State Universities and Businesses Gang Up on the Taxpayers
If you live in Arizona, you should be upset over this abuse of Arizona State University's tax-exempt status.
Margaret Spellings Leaves; Now’s the Time for a Big Change in UNC Governance
Her tenure as president of the University of North Carolina system was at best uneventful.
What Happens When an Efficiency-Minded Businessman Takes Over a Major University?
At the University of Oklahoma, David Boren's retirement led to the appointment of an alumnus with a highly successful career in the oil business, James Gallogly.
Higher Education — Part of the Battle for America’s Soul
We need a counterattack against the deceptive allure of leftism where it's most entrenched -- our colleges and universities.
A New College Plans to Open — No Federal Money, No Accreditation
In North Carolina, a business entrepreneur, Robert Luddy, is using some of his wealth to start new schools.
What, If Anything, Do ‘Chief Diversity Officers’ Accomplish?
Do these administrators accomplish anything of educational value?