…personal health management. It was rejected by one of the University of Chicago’s well-known law school lecturers and senior federal appellate judge Frank Easterbrook, when students of Indiana University appealed…

…with students about reproductive rights, university employees should say that they are prohibited from promoting abortion in any way, the email [from the University of Idaho] said.” Advocacy is a…

…voting, not violence, is the appropriate American approach. While this should go without saying, especially for the most educated and privileged group of younger Americans—Gen Z college and university students—data…

…observes: Many university officials consider their support for discriminatory standards to be a sacred duty. It would be naive to expect them to stop simply because the Supreme Court finally…

…such as race and ethnicity. New data from College Pulse’s Future of Politics study show the reality: today’s college and university students are not particularly excited by or aligned with…

…exit the gene pool. This second function of higher education, creating future generations of smart people, has been ignored since Mother Nature invisibly solved it—at least until now. Thanks to…

…are merely going to be given a “pass” based on political criteria. (Alternately, for commercial reasons, the LSAT may, in the future, be merely a “check the box” formality, to…

…Studies Department at the University of California, Santa Cruz. As economic historian Phil Magness notes, “This ‘faculty job’ at a tax-funded public institution is nothing more that overt far-left ideological…

…is “going to resign from SPSP at the end of this year, when [his] membership dues run out, if the policy on mandatory statements stays in place for future conventions.”…

…a naked tactic to buy the votes of young, educated future Democrats, President Biden has made good on at least one of his campaign promises. In August, the White House…

…in Belgium named Mattias Desmet. A professor of clinical psychology in the Department of Psychology and Educational Sciences at Ghent University, as well as a practicing psychoanalytic psychotherapist, Desmet has…

…that offering opinions different from other university members, especially those from preferred categories, makes them “unsafe” and makes the university a “dangerous” place. No, according to the AAUP, the threat…

…new institutions from scratch. I look at three such efforts below, schools in which I have had some personal association with prime movers. Ave Maria University A half hour’s drive…

…filed on September 10: Lowery v. Texas A&M University System. As described in the complaint: 8. The Texas A&M University System, along with nearly every university in the United States,…

…conceptualizes “DEI sickness” as an institutionalization of DEI ideology within a given college or university. This includes, for instance, DEI-based policies and practices, mandatory DEI-based trainings and litmus tests, and…

…Clearly, this university will make speech free again, free of the restrictions, intimidations, and punishments, that destroy a community, but especially one devoted to truth, for “Truth is the child…

…limit the speech of others with whom they disagree. In March, for instance, activist students at the University of California Hastings College of Law vigorously disrupted a talk by conservative…

…sake that we become more professional in the use of our knowledge.” – George J. Stigler, Nobel laureate economist, University of Chicago, Academic Freedom and Responsibility “Academic freedom is the…

…hazard, where future borrowers would expect to be bailed out, too: “Student loan forgiveness sets a terrible precedent as well. Because future students might reasonably expect their debt to be…

…to her to discuss the sincerity of the Afrikaner government. [Related: “Indigenization Has Poisoned Mount Royal University’s Academic Environment”] Tamar Herzig’s “Slavery and Interethnic Sexual Violence” describes how, in 1610,…

…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…

…economics scholar Ronald Coase, University of Chicago Law *** Two law professors from the University of Chicago and UCLA, respectively, recently wrote a fascinating essay in the Chronicle of Higher…

Last week, both Harvard and the University of North Carolina (UNC) filed their response briefs with the United States Supreme Court (SCOTUS), which is now considering two lawsuits against the…

…schools offer inspiration for America’s academic future. With academic freedom in short supply, the recent founding of the University of Austin shows that the past can be repeated. Thanks to…

…sense of common purpose, a sense of what it means to hold citizenship in America,” he argues. “It’s a fundamental challenge to our future. All of us bear responsibility as…

…condemned identity politics. But, out of sight and on the sly, we contributed to the university’s intellectual decline. We made this disaster worse than what even the “woke” mob accomplished….

…equated with toxic masculinity or worse. Fortunately, in his new book, “The Statesman as Thinker: Portraits of Greatness, Courage, and Moderation,” (Encounter Books) professor emeritus at Assumption University Daniel J….

…rather than a debt-based one. Under these agreements, an investor pays for a student’s college education up front in return for a share of the student’s future earnings for a…

…Day sang, the future’s not ours to see, but it’s a good bet that the grip of Woke orthodoxy on the University of California, and most other U.S. universities, will…