My grandfather attended the University of Toronto. My father attended the University of Toronto. I attended the University of Toronto. And now my daughter is attending the University of Toronto….

…on “appropriately”), we can imagine that new generations will not need university buildings in order to have a university education. Each student can be fitted with his own personal university,…

…of Notes on the State of Virginia. In short, Jefferson imagined an Hispanoamerican future by studying the other half. In 1787, advising his future son-in-law about his education, Jefferson wrote,…

…People’s Liberation Army (PLA). The Maseeh College’s international programs page boasts of the college’s partnerships with NJUPT, Changchun University of Technology (CCUT), and Jilin Jianzhu University (JLJU). PSU participates in…

…stated “as University of California President Michael Drake wrote today, this decision is antithetical to the University of California’s mission and values. Our university firmly supports individuals’ ability to access…

…Not Free Speech: Race, Democracy, and the Future of Academic Freedom—that was published in 2022 by Johns Hopkins University Press. It extends the argument for firing professors like me who…

…medical schools. That included the institution where I taught and served as an administrator for decades, the University of Pennsylvania’s Perelman School of Medicine. I thought I was engaging in…

…have high hopes that the expected Supreme Court rulings in the Harvard and University of North Carolina cases will settle the race question in college admissions once and for all….

…has incubated several new education-only media outlets, such as Chalkbeat, EdReports, EdSurge, Education Next, Ed Post, FutureEd, and The 74. Gates+ money has also substantially boosted the efforts of preexisting…

…time, expertise, and incentive to learn about the institutions they govern, what did these hard-headed businessmen do? They delegated authority to the president of the university, who, in their imagined…

…would you take to steel our future civilization against its subterranean enemies? My question departs slightly from Mrs. Watchett’s. I don’t refer to humanoids living so far in the future…

Review: Brutal Minds: The Dark World of Left-Wing Brainwashing in Our Universities by Stanley Ridgley (Humanix, 290 pages, $29.99) I only attended Vanderbilt University’s 2022 Jumpstart Virtual Conference to see…

…of possible governance the University of Oxford (founded 1167), Harvard (1636), Humboldt University of Berlin (1810), the University of Virginia (1819), Stanford (1885), and the University of Chicago (1890). Most…

…them from a mission they can’t describe without recourse to jargony neologisms nobody understands. In some traditions, the Minotaur is blind. It’s hard to see a future beyond the walls…

…changing their assignments, and educators writing essays (some perhaps written by AI?) that range in reaction from the nonchalant to the apocalyptic about the fate of college writings, the future…

…U.S. Supreme Court is set to decide on the future of race-conscious college admissions, Arkansas’s less-than-enthusiastic reception of SB 71 seems misplaced. Among the nine states that have banned race-based…

…the oikophobia paradox, let’s rank all academic departments in terms of their faculty’s ability to survive economically without a university appointment. What would happen to faculty if universities went bankrupt…

…It has been edited prior to publication. Recent reports from Texas Tech University, Stanford University, and the University of North Carolina show promising signs that universities are beginning to move…

…School had already decided she should be forbidden from giving her opinions about anything at all. Also last March, activist students at the University of California College of the Law,…

…that marks the advent of the age of Cleon. * Recall that a young James Madison, in the guise of Princeton University’s first graduate student, studied Thucydides’s epic vision of…

…experiments. Hopefully this small change could satisfy Whittington. HB 999 also stipulates that the Florida Board of Governors “provide direction to each constituent university on removing from its programs any…

…deans of engineering. Surprisingly, some of these deans represent public institutions in deeply red states—Indiana’s Purdue University and the University of Nebraska, for example. The changes to accreditation criteria help…

Since the University of Chicago pioneered the test-optional movement in 2018 by dropping the SAT and the ACT from its undergraduate admissions requirements—ostensibly to “level the playing field”—1,843 accredited four-year…

…mostly excluded, in many cases explicitly. McGill University, ranked the number one medical university in Canada, celebrates its DEI success. In an article titled “McGill sees 400% increase in incoming…

…per year to subsidize his university’s athletics department, and that such subsidies are 45% of athletics departments’ budgets statewide. In 40 states, the highest-paid public employee is a university football…