…and marginalization of neurodivergent individuals may combine to present intersectional challenges.” They argued that a narrative of “Black excellence,” while displacing “racist narratives of Black inferiority,” may inadvertently marginalize Black…
…State Legislature is planning something transformational in American higher education. Public universities are funded by taxpayers to serve the interests of the public at large. For more than 100 years,…
…record nor imposed an interim suspension to postpone the awarding of his degree and thereby preserve jurisdiction.” Eventually, UTK settled for $2.48 million in federal court. After the settlement, the…
…present professoriate. The feminist studies professors regard their male colleagues as rapists. Black studies professors regard whites as killers. Middle Eastern studies professors regard Jews as colonizers. The list goes…
…others. NFL fans are indebted to Ed and Steve Sabol who founded NFL Films to ensure both individual and team performances are beautifully preserved for future generations. Additionally, Super Bowl…
…the Atlantic Ocean—the University of Maryland and Rutgers—to Washington and the University of Southern California near the Pacific Ocean. Does it make sense to have perhaps 100 players and coaches…
…president Drew G. Faust, in 2015, defended the absence of a faculty senate saying, “I don’t personally think that it’s particularly well-suited for Harvard.” However, the American Association of University…
…open forum where all ideas are openly presented. Proponents of progressivism, whether journalists, academics or online influencers, live with their ideas unchallenged by the mainstream media: excising them from one…
…was 100-150 percent higher for those who took Core or More than for those who did not. Similarly, 32-72 percent more students in the ACT’s other racial/ethnic categories met at…
…of law was followed to a great degree. Does this apply 100 percent of the time? Certainly not. No legal system organized by human beings can be perfect. However, in…
…leaving the student to pay unexpectedly higher amounts in later years, I also don’t like things that interfere with market price mechanism. What happens when we have a reckless president…
…to be different, so we use the acronym EDIB, for Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Belonging (our previous president Drew Faust, as her contribution to the collective wisdom, added the “Belonging”)….
…was practically unusable.” But Kantrowitz, who played a central role in launching the first-ever online FAFSA form in 1997, said he thinks something must have gone haywire at the department…
…or actually anything that he could do on his own. They were paying him because of his proximity to his father, President Joseph Robinette Biden. The Bidens were selling the…
Editor’s Note: This article was originally published by The Epoch Times on December 22, 2023 and is crossposted here with permission. Commentary In a recent Free Press article, “We Were…
…course. An entire distinguished career might be built on just two magnum opuses. Scholarship was gentlemanlike and professors at elite schools often enjoyed a life of leisure. Department prestige often…
In stockjobber parlance, Argentina is “risk on.” By electing rising political star Javier Milei as President—he took office on December 10th—Argentina is the first modern nation to embrace the libertarian…
…be mentioned. In today’s climate, there is a ubiquitous tendency to view everything in terms of the present, as if the eliminationist anti-Semitism we are currently witnessing at American colleges…
…The answers were illuminating. MIT’s President said that you may call for genocide—as long as those calls aren’t “targeted at particular individuals.” Pres. Magill of Penn explained that calls for…
…Republican President Richard Nixon tried to weaponize the IRS to threaten and punish opponents. Decades later, Democrat President Barack Obama did the same. Under Obama’s IRS, former Director Lois Lerner…
…President Kristina Johnson began, without faculty approval, a new initiative to hire 50 faculty members focused not on academic excellence but on “social equity” and “racial disparities” and an additional…
…Wampanoag music teacher and president of the Federated Eastern Indian League, was invited by the Massachusetts Department of Commerce to give a talk on Thanksgiving. This invitation was rescinded when…
…rally in Atlanta. A Columbia Professor of Gender and Sexuality Law defended Hamas’s assault as a “military response.” Also, at Columbia, over 100 professors signed a letter in support of…
…the federal government, where they work, what they do, and what are their qualifications? Articles to come will present case studies of how the scientific deep state operates, and how…
…to the USSR, and also to achieve some of our own aims through the activities of his organization while preserving the necessary secrecy. In view of the above, we feel…
…a new addition to its global academic centers in Tel Aviv earlier this year nearly 100 professors condemned the move. The BDS movement’s demonization of the world’s only Jewish state…
…sometimes disclose ways to spread individualism while preserving the social fabric that sustains it. This is why I think Borges’s art offers a better way to discuss what we too…
…approval prior to holding on-campus interviews. The document is no longer online, but I acquired and saved a copy before it was removed, which I’ve published on the National Association…
…that rewards schools for being cheap, fudging numbers, and offering something slightly better than the competition. For the time being, no one should ignore the pressures that schools now face….
…to 350,000 students for the 2023-24 school year, says Doug Tuthill, president of Step Up For Students, which administers Florida’s five choice scholarship programs. “A lot of bigger Protestant schools…