…and Canada. [Related: “Litmus Tests for Nuclear Scientists”] In Canada, the Liberal government launched in 2019 a new program to which all universities, professional academic organizations, and funding agencies were…

…faculty ideology immediately reveals some powerful geographic differences. While no region has many conservative professors, 61 percent of faculty in the Middle Atlantic states are either liberal or progressive, as…

…open access to all campus programs, faculty, and assets. But something else became evident among many other law schools that have been in the shadows of the “elite” schools for…

…independent learning environment, faculty can be recruited from a variety of sources. For example, universities and colleges can provide faculty members who are trained in the liberal arts and who…

…intellectual paralysis among faculty and students alike. Why have so many faculty members—professors with the job security of tenure who are generally liberal, but certainly less ideological, and well aware…

…chose critical theory praxis over saving lives. This near disaster received remarkably little media attention, and no congressional hearings. [Related: “Faculty-Packing at Ohio State”] Gender ideology, also based on critical…

…come before them often display “a serious lack of knowledge about how the government is structured and how democracy is supposed to work.” [Related: “Faculty-Packing at Ohio State”] “We need…

…once quipped about how she enjoys carrying the “big stick of the federal government” to further her agenda. Lhamon is best known for abusing her authority to create an illiberal…

…guide” to address “harmful language, including racist, violent and biased language.” The guide urges Stanford students and faculty to switch the word “American” with the phrase “U.S. citizen” because the…

…for Conservative Students and Faculty”] Parallel to this preach-the-gospel mentality is the neglect of evidence-based inquiry. Truth by authority—that is, the professor—becomes the norm. Woe to the student who suggests…

…the stated purposes of DEI offices is to defend the rights of students, faculty, and staff who belong to protected classes. Race, sex, religion, and sexual orientation are examples of…

…in a non-graphic novel—that is, a novel—of the same page length. Here’s the message that this sends to parents: “Send your kids to a pricey liberal arts college, and we…

There is considerable talk these days about the enrollment crash in higher education, especially in liberal-arts education. The Chronicle of Higher Education has been expressing worry about this crisis for…

…the ABOR requirement that universities should try to establish “a plurality of methodologies and perspectives.” They have a (small) point. No university should require faculty to support a position that…

…Minority Faculty Identification Program, a national registry “consisting of diverse and strategic faculty and doctoral students seeking jobs in higher education.” The office also promotes a series of antiracism-themed books,…

…excess labor costs and work rules from organized academic faculty, combined with union activism. Part 2 There are over 200 American Bar Association (ABA) law schools in the U.S. Each…

…now, readers are aware of the ideological cancer that has infected universities: critical social justice, also known as wokeism. During the pandemic, it was administrators, not faculty or students, who…

…I wasn’t afraid to hide it. I received a text message from the faculty member who brought me to WSU with a link to my Twitter account—an account I rarely…

The Chronicle of Higher Education (CHE) remains steadfast in its support of social justice and liberal politics. In a typical op-ed entitled “The Right-Wing Attempt to Control Higher Ed: Demolishing…

…was mainly under assault from the political Right. As one of the organizers noted: “The perils university faculty face today are especially acute, including sanctions from legislators and donors, social…

…country, university administrators are even more liberal than the faculty. There is no greater echo chamber today than higher education, which has felt emboldened to institutionalize management’s intolerance of conservative…

In the “Who I Am” section of her course syllabus, a Virginia Tech faculty member introspects: I am a Caucasian cisgender female and first-generation college student from Appalachia who is…

It is perfectly reasonable for the public to think that colleges and universities are filled with progressive activists. Campuses are overflowing with liberal messaging, from banners to large-scale displays advocating…

…“real world.” No one believes that it reflects clinical assessments by certified professionals of actual students and faculty. Nevertheless, this literary vocabulary may contain more than a scintilla of certifiable…

Most American colleges and universities are fiercely resistant to major change. The staff, especially administrators and senior faculty, think they “own” the institutions and enjoy their dominant role. Yet enrollment…

…research and teaching statements—that includes additional information and guidelines. These guidelines are developed by the faculty advisory team which also prescribes best practices for diverse faculty recruitment. These include the…

…and weak Republicans who experience these worries. Thus, while there is generally a liberal campus environment fostered by progressive administrators and faculty, large numbers of liberal students nonetheless feel very…

…something great, finds it, embraces it, and attains all that Nature and Nature’s God destines for me—to this longing, the faculty used to answer with a core curriculum.2 How does…

…science” because “Research suggests that more diversity among faculty supports student success.” Even if this Plan is no longer required to be placed in faculty syllabi, the Plan itself remains…

…anti-Semitic expression—the university is being made to answer for its failure to protect Jewish students and faculty with a new Title VI complaint filed on July 19 by the American…