
Rachelle Peterson is a senior research fellow at the National Association of Scholars, and the author of “Outsourced to China: Confucius Institutes and Soft Power in American Higher Education.”
Now is the time to demand accountability in America’s higher education institutions. Our national security depends on it.
Under Democrats’ proposal, colleges would become even bigger conduits of federal welfare benefits, a place to bubble-wrap students from the exigencies of life.
Democratic contenders for the presidential nomination are talking a lot about higher education, and it seems they want ‘free’ everything except for speech.
President Trump has at his fingertips a more promising opportunity to make good on his promise to the student victims of campus illiberalism he featured at the White House.
Sustainability is an ideology in which protecting the environment also concerns protecting society from dangers of any kind. But at what cost?
The Senate’s outgoing education chairman is focusing on reforms that are worthwhile but paltry compared to the problems of politicization and trivialization in higher education.
The riveting new documentary ‘In the Name of Confucius’ examines China’s controversial practice of planting outposts at more than 1,100 universities and K-12 schools across the world.
Student activists stage sit-ins at their colleges to protest endowment investments in fossil fuels.
Elite journalists explain why they have no need for ‘balance’ on the global warming issue. So much for scientific and reportorial inquiry.
The City University of New York has banned staff from referring to students as “Mr.,” “Mrs.,” or “Ms.,” calling this act of politeness sex discrimination.
Eco-worriers failed their midterms, but promise to ace the 2016 finals. Can they?