…embarrassing the friends of any particular Texas university, it is enough to say that Texas universities fail this test, too. At one university, the “Racism and Antiracism” course meets a…
…U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) moved to suspend international students’ current and future enrollment at Harvard University, citing serious concerns about national security, institutional noncompliance, and a campus climate…
…for comment in the last month, but did not receive responses. In another perspective on the ongoing lawsuit, Mark Perry, a professor emeritus of economics at the University of Michigan,…
Amid growing global skepticism toward “diversity, equity, and inclusion” (DEI), Japanese universities are rapidly embracing surprisingly radical DEI measures. In Japan’s university admissions, admission quotas for females (Joshi-waku, literally “Girls’…
…be clear, Kentucky is doing something novel in the history of college sports. While both the University of Florida and the University of Georgia have long spun their athletic programs…
…intellectual framework could fully explain the messy, wretched, yet infinitely beautiful state of human existence? [RELATED: There Is No University Without the Resurrection] I also wrestled with the fact that…
…and the federal government need to take serious steps to defend the integrity of our nation’s mission-critical research. The future of freedom depends on it. Image: “Stanford University Campus” by…
…for jobs that are low paying. Social workers and counselors take note: some places of higher education, like Northwestern University, are charging upwards of $132,000—$22,304 per quarter for six quarters—for…
Harvard University is perhaps the most successful institution of the last 400 years, outside of some nation states and a handful of religions. Yet, that very success may have set…
…Florida State University—with crucial assistance in developing and implementing the state’s highly acclaimed early-grades reform of reading instruction. The lab provided adjunct labor, expertise, and other resources that the state…
…Nothing implicit in the Golden Rule or love of the neighbor endorses global socialism or communism. [RELATED: How China Took Over University Climate Science to Weaken America] The central element…
…35 public colleges require SAT or ACT scores for admission. An astounding ratio of 48 to one! With the exception of a few high-profile cases—MIT, Stanford, and the University of…
…research misconduct, peer review fraud, and the reproducibility crisis, examining the effect of careless behavior and intentional fabrication in the scientific world and their profound implications for future citations and…
…policy reality in mind, and university leaders must be willing to go it alone and presage risks, considering not every possibility but rather what is probable, and designing university systems…
Scarcely a week goes by lately without news that another university has had federal funding restricted by the Trump administration. The Wall Street Journal recounts that latest restrictions: “Harvard ($2.26…
The New York Times article, “Trump Officials Blame Mistake for Setting Off Confrontation With Harvard: An official on the administration’s antisemitism task force told the university that a letter of…
…complaints centered on allegedly discriminatory scholarships offered by Grand Valley State University and Ithaca College. A third concerns the University of Minnesota-Twin Cities’ College of Design Initiative’s Design Justice program,…
…official complaint and thus the offender had to be released, but not before the judge required that the offender behave in the future, which they all sincerely agreed to do….
…Gugala, vice president of enrollment, told the College Fix during an in-person interview that the school aims to maintain the original model of the university system, which integrates faith and…
…that “every university that receives federal funding should be required to publish disaggregated data for race, sex, G.P.A., SAT scores and class rank at the back end.” Knowing the average…
…extend its university research claims. Anthropology and sociology are two other prominent examples that feed the university system with area studies.) Unfortunately, the law academy has found a way to…
…predilection, which attributes human-like characteristics to the replies it formulates. *** An AI-infused pedagogy: The character chatbot Several AI guides have been published for university faculty, and they highlight the…
…I write to you today just a few miles from the University of Pennsylvania, which, only two years ago, was found to have deep financial ties to China—ties that grew…
…the journey to discover and understand is valuable. How do you think this perspective might shape future explorations or discussions in science and theology? Do you think the balance between…
…University of Pennsylvania for its similar policies allowing men in women’s sports. The University of Pennsylvania is most infamous on this point since it was home to the transvestite swimmer,…
…female supremacy and domination. How often have you heard men referred to by feminists as “toxic”? How often have you been told that “the future is female”? But perhaps the…
As professionals in the education sector, we have a responsibility to ensure that our students receive a quality education during their time at university. Financial education is rarely part of…
…shaping the country’s future, that future looks bleak. A 2023 PragerU video in which students at California State University, Northridge, were asked basic civics questions further proves my point. A…
…resources of the university.” In a February 18, 2025 Chronicle for Higher Education article, “Hitting Pause on the ‘Dear Colleague’ Letter,” University of Texas at Austin professor Lillian Garces focused…
…and university halls all over the United States. Since there have been several gun-related incidents that have grabbed headlines and put safety concerns on everyone’s minds, it’s maybe about time…