Some Professors Can’t Abide the DEI Mania
The diversity, equity, and inclusion mania continues to sweep through higher education, with fresh offensives launching almost every week.
What Do You Suppose Students Learn in This English Course?
Here is the course description for an English class at Kenyon College in Ohio.
Could This Reparations Policy Be Too Much Even for California?
Will any remaining adults in the party have the nerve to say ‘No’ to reparations?
An Alum Looks Back at His Law School after 50 Years
Our institutions of higher education have changed a lot over the last half century.
A Sound Analysis of the Trouble with Higher Education These Days
Professor John Ellis offers a sound analysis of the central problem that besets most of our colleges and universities.
Why Doesn’t Our Higher-Ed System Put Students First?
Colleges and universities don’t really seem much interested in ‘excellence in education’ and ‘helping students achieve.’
Administrators Are a Big Part of Our Higher-Education Problem
Over the last several decades, the reins of control of colleges and universities have fallen mostly into the hands of administrators.
The New History of Welfare States
The New History of Capitalism school of thought contends that capitalism is rooted in an evil (slavery) that permeates it to this day despite the fact that slavery was ended ...
Why Stanford’s Free-Speech Conference Needed Protection
Educational institutions should stick to being arenas for debate, and not try to shape the way people think about fashionable controversies.
Here’s a California School That Performs Very Well — but Don’t Expect More Like It
California is stifling formation of successful charter schools.