The shrinking lifespan of the college president
If we are serious about improving higher education, we will have to give some thought to how to find better college presidents
If we are serious about improving higher education, we will have to give some thought to how to find better college presidents
The accusations of conservative hypocrisy are wide of the mark
Even small schools must find demons to exorcize — and the busybodies at Middlebury were ready
On campus, complaints about ‘lack of collegiality’ are a way to silence dissent
‘It’ll fall on the judicial branch to, once again, slap down Biden’s unconstitutional, inappropriate overreach’
Just as important as what they study and do would be what they would be kept away from
Apparently Asians have been ‘bamboozled’
Georgetown makes another boneheaded hire
The rising trend of botching data
Lacking a decent angle, the director uses herself as filler
They are set to be punished for a flyer which superimposed a skull and crossbones over a Pride flag
The CCP is trying to subvert our schools. Confucius Institutes are just the beginning
Fun, indeed, strikes back
Tennessee taxpayers are footing the bill for a childish pop quiz
Higher education subsists on government largesse. That entails substantial risk
Let employers and state licensing boards know what they did
‘The justices focused pretty pretty heavily on the merits,’ Mike Hilgers said
She’s making more money from endorsements and Instagram than from gymnastics
A professor was fired after a single student complained. Then came the backlash
Hamline University’s cowardly nod to equity will make its arts department less equitable