Our Recalcitrant Universities
The new Title IX regulations don’t just advance due process; they also protect free speech.
Education
UNC Should Break the Mold When It Chooses a New President
Margaret Spellings has stepped down from her post as president of the UNC system. Now, the Board of Governors must choose a new president.
Policymakers Should Listen to Voters on School Choice
State and federal policymakers must no longer ignore the evidence that our K–12 system is not doing the job for America’s students.
ABC News Makes a Serious Mistake
ABC should revise its inaccurate report. It's causing unnecessary concern about an already-contentious topic.
Betsy DeVos Strikes a Blow for the Constitution
The proposed Title IX rules highlight how bad things have become on campus.
‘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.
Harvard’s Admissions Policy Problem
Progressives and their institutions long since stopped believing that colorblind policies are virtuous.
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.