Roger Beckett, RIP
Roger Beckett, head of the Ashbrook Center and a great friend of National Review and conservative principles, died September 14 after a sudden illness.
Education
No Surprise: Americans Don’t Like Racial Preferences
Seventy-two percent of those surveyed said they disagreed with the Supreme Court's ruling.
Do Colleges Really Need ‘Bias Response Teams’?
Dan Way of the John Locke Foundation looks into the spread of bias response teams.
What Betsy DeVos Gets Right about Free Speech on Campus
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos delivered an insightful address on free speech at the National Constitution Center in Philadelphia.
Betsy DeVos Innovates — But What About the Taxpayers?
Federal higher-education policy is a mess — bad for many students, bad for the taxpayers.
Thinking about the Student-Loan Crisis
There is no easy fix for the woes of burdened students and their families.
Teachers Are Not Living a Dickensian Hand-to-Mouth Existence
Time portrays workers in secure middle-class jobs with decent wages and great benefits as impoverished.
The College Campus’s Cult of Fragility
Educational bureaucrats encourage students to take offense at everything.
‘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.