Two important legal cases, one in Australia and the other in the United Kingdom, may soon influence how American courts and policymakers address a central question in today’s culture war: What is a woman? Both cases examine whether women and girls have the legal right to female-only spaces. One involves a digital platform, while the […]
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Higher education is navigating a significant demographic evolution. The once predominant “traditional” student is now part of a broader, more complex picture known as the “New Majority learner.” This diverse cohort is not an outlier but rather a core component of our academic communities. For institutions committed to meaningful reform and fostering student success, understanding […]
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I was surprised by Emily Chamlee-Wright’s paean to Harvard, “Harvard’s Fight Is a Defense of Democracy and Civic Virtue,” as the university stands up to its federal benefactors. I should mention at the outset that I’ve known Dr. Chamlee-Wright for almost 20 years. She has provided the best practical articulation of Austrian economics that I have […]
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