…majority native-born.” The problem isn’t laziness—it’s wages. Americans who can afford to wait for better opportunities won’t settle for jobs that don’t pay a living wage, especially not on an…
…The Generator is organized around eight faculty-led groups, each focused on themes such as ethics, entrepreneurship, experiential learning, and arts and performance. These groups don’t operate in isolation; they collaborate…
…quo, so it’s odd that this was presented as a flaw with the bill. Similarly, for Grad PLUS, I don’t know of anyone of any political orientation who thought the…
…anti-Semitism. Well, not exactly defending—that would involve argument—more like citing his status. I don’t know what the once-prestigious AAJR stands for today. Perhaps a confusion of responsibility and scholarship with…
…with its own risks. Academic freedom still matters. Most Americans, even those deeply dissatisfied with campus culture, don’t want political appointees dictating syllabi. What we need isn’t partisanship in the…
…with my hypothesis that human-centric jobs will soon rise to the forefront. Nurses, after all, don’t just spit out information in the manner of an LLM—they also provide solace and…
…one! And yet, Princeton was supposedly gripped by “rampant racism.” If you don’t act in good faith to fix this imaginary problem—examples of which we cannot produce—well, something might happen…
…Cambridge and Imperial College London, are trying to contain what they see as a threat to academic integrity. But what if AI tools don’t just threaten higher education? What if…
…could be. As a college writing teacher, I’ve worried about it myself. But I don’t believe the demise of higher education at the hands of AI is necessarily inevitable, and…
…assume students know how to learn and how to study, but this is rarely true. Learning how to learn is, itself, a learned skill.” Early academic guidance—before students fall behind—can…
…position. A promising step, but don’t be fooled—DEI persists at MIT. It hasn’t been rebranded; it’s still openly embedded. Interdepartmental committees thrive, and numerous administrative roles tied to DEI remain…
…administrators don’t play a more active role in listening, helping facilitate a free exchange of ideas, and ultimately providing a space for open discussion. A framework and game plan are…
…and took a class in German literature. I don’t know why I was taking that class, but I was. My term paper was about the German poet and philosopher Friedrich…
…an 18-year-old high school graduate, “Don’t come”? [RELATED: Degrees Have Value—But Employers Shouldn’t Require Them] Instead, we’re left with a workforce credentialing system that prioritizes diplomas over demonstrated ability. Degree…
In Spring 2024, I took a required English course expecting to learn how to write clearly, build arguments, and think critically. Instead, I learned something else: the path to an…
…Today, several science professors have said they are lucky if their students don’t have to take a remedial math class. “Students seem to be coming to college relatively poorly prepared…
…you, too.) And they don’t just evaluate you by an absolute or independent standard. They evaluate you relative to your classmates. Did you write a better paper than the students…
…their job. American students don’t get taught about the 100+ million killed by Communist democide in the last 100 years. They don’t learn how Communists sought and to a horrifying…
…watching videos. Despite shelling out tens of thousands of dollars on an “elite” medical school education, she is essentially having to teach herself—all because her professors don’t speak clear English….
…take for granted as the basic cultural capital of an educated person. I don’t want to stop there, and I don’t want merely to compile a list of once-familiar-but-now-expired authors….
…Don’t use quotation marks, and don’t cite the source you copy from. And don’t ask for permission from the copyright holders—they might say no. Also, don’t admit that your “novel”…
…students will, too. They’re kids. They obviously can’t discern right from wrong if they think it’s okay to harass their fellow students or occupy spaces that don’t belong to them….
…several years, I have noticed an alarming trend amongst my seventeen-year-olds: no one knows how to write anymore. Don’t get me wrong. There are always exceptions. Every year, several students…
…of the world’s richest men? Well, they’re stupid because they don’t see that science produces great economic returns on investment! In support, Collins cited the Human Genome Project—which Collins directed…
…really don’t get paid to think. They follow rules and procedures of the courts they work in. They take direction from their staff and clerks. If they use any “legal…
…“students must have the right to protest … But protesters don’t have the right to get classes canceled, to shut down study in the library, or to engage in violence.”…
…a 12-month period. The overall pooled prevalence was approximately one in five.” [3] Chip Bugnar, “Don’t Miss Gen Z’s Missionary Potential,” The Gospel Coalition, September 3, 2023. [4] Bugnar, “Don’t…
…opportunity for others to acknowledge the past, learn about who we are today, and grow by not fearing what they don’t understand or haven’t had the chance to experience.” The…
…if they don’t wish to take it at face value but instead want to understand it in a more nuanced way? And further still, what if the patient wishes to…
…buried in convoluted benefits packages, and the program is notoriously difficult to navigate. Many workers don’t even have access to it because their employers don’t offer it, and even fewer…