…of personal and professional identity. Follow Matthew Andersson on X. [1] An example comes from a Yale Law professor, undergraduate college teacher and resident advisor, Samuel Moyn, who writes in…
…Yale, he served as an editor of the Yale Law Journal—one of nine—an honor similarly achieved by such notable as former Secretary of Labor Robert Reich. He subsequently practiced corporate…
…woos and fears remains, to say the least, doubtful.” —Eugene D. Genovese, “Critical Legal Studies as Radical Politics and World View,” Yale Journal of Law & the Humanities 3 (1991)….
…Charles Murray or Heather MacDonald? No, since these high-sounding conclaves, like all campus events, offer scant protection from fanatic disruptors. Recently, for example, more than 100 Yale law school students…
…When, in July of this year, Stony Brook University’s Maurie McInnis assumed the presidency of Yale, she did so despite having narrowly avoided censure by the Stony Brook faculty senate…
…on theory, six of them cater to ideologies of the far left such as Marxism, Postcolonialism, and Queer Theory. An introductory “Theory of Literature” course at Yale echoes this classification,…
…scores, it never occurred to me to apply. A degree from a place like Harvard or Yale seemed utterly unattainable. I had a better chance of dating Farrah Fawcett-Majors. Forty…
…the university. Although some of our own children and grandchildren have matriculated at places such as Vanderbilt, Harvard, LSE, and Yale, I have not and would not encourage them to…
…tradition” and “black feminist” thought is the focus of a multidisciplinary course at Yale University. “Beyoncé Makes History: Black Radical Tradition History, Culture, Theory & Politics through Music,” is being…
…has earned degrees from Harvard, Yale, Oxford, and Columbia, including an M.D. in neurology, in addition to her law degree. She has argued 15 cases before the Supreme Court. I…
…the lower court system. His emphasis, along with Guido Calabresi of Yale Law School, on economic factors in legal decision-making has a significant pedigree. However, it might be argued that,…
…decisions in which individuals acquire the power to decide by means of a competitive struggle for the people’s vote.” The late Yale professor Robert Dahl expanded on this minimalist procedure…
…who do, as we saw at Yale Law School in 2022? Law schools shouldn’t get a pass for issuing aspirational statements while perpetuating inquiry-stifling norms. To assess a law school’s…
…serve this function? (A) Sort of. Yale’s computer science majors don’t have much trouble getting software jobs after graduation. But, again, a big part of that is the screening provided…
…just incredible, it’s like a tsunami,” Yale University Professor Carlos Eire told The College Fix recently via Zoom. Eire, who teaches religion and studies the history of the supernatural, said…
…MIT, Stanford, Chicago, Princeton, Columbia, or Yale, music is an essential part of their identity. MIT offers a B.S. in Music and a combined music and engineering degree, while Stanford…
…immediate cause for reflection was the Great Halloween Costume Contrempts that occupied Yale in the fall of 2015. The second author delivered a talk on campus the day Professor Nicholas…
It will come as no news to anyone other than Rip Van Winkle that anti-Israel protests recently occurred on university campuses nationwide. Columbia University, Yale, Harvard, Berkeley, and other institutions…
…safe.” The mantra is by no means confined to Princeton. It has been shouted, chanted, and written over and over again these past months at Columbia, at Yale, at UCLA,…
…pronounced for richly endowed schools like Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Northwestern, Duke, and Stanford. However, even these institutions face significant challenges, particularly with the potential imposition of larger endowment taxes. The…
…anyone credentialed by Harvard, Yale, or MIT, and they still fall for the fake reporting of The New York Times, CNN, or Bloomberg. Europeans are also more accustomed to major…
…Laos than had died in combat during the previous 14 years of war. The Yale University Cambodia Genocide Program concluded that roughly 1.7 million Cambodians—more than 20 percent of the…
…than sacramental approach to religion—emphasized an educated clergy and a literate flock.” After these colonies established Harvard and Yale, other religions pushed to establish their own colleges—e.g., Presbyterians were instrumental…
…up against the willful ignorance of the crowd. Such shared stupor also explains how legal and literary scholars at the University of Zaragoza, University of Virginia, Yale University, Tel Aviv…
…conflict and as educational “stepping stones” to the State Department. Berkeley, UCLA, Columbia, NYU, Yale, Texas, MIT, the University of Chicago, and others are among the protest locations. As usual,…
…these virtues than they would have been had they attended Stanford or Yale instead. Third, conciseness is a virtue. The mission statement is 80 words. You could shrink it into…
…severely punished. This is particularly true at selective universities like Columbia or Yale, where many applicants are denied admission. Let only those who will play by the rules attend—we call…
…University on April 18 has ignited solidarity protests at colleges nationwide, ranging from Yale University and MIT on the East Coast to Ohio State University in the Midwest and Stanford…
…Requirements,” “Harvard reinstates standardized testing requirement, following Yale, MIT,” and “In Sudden Reversal, Harvard To Require Standardized Testing for Next Admissions Cycle.” “Our bottom line is simple: we believe a…
…of the Yale Law School,” in History of the Yale Law School, Anthony T. Kronman, editor. Yale, like all earlier American law schools, originally awarded an undergraduate law degree, the…