I Didn’t Need A Day Off For Biden’s Inauguration. Instead, I Had A Fulfilling Day
I didn’t walk out of my classes or forsake my responsibilities as an act of defiant protest. I will perform my daily duties to the best of my ability, as a sign of commitment to the values I hold dear.
Forget A Universal Basic Income. Instead, Pay Married People To Have More Babies
Republicans must become not just the party of workers but also the party of families. They should do it by upping Joe Biden’s proposed child tax credit into something bigger.
Mike Rowe: I Don’t Want To Pay For Your Useless College Degree
“Tuition will never come back to Earth if we bail out those who borrowed more than they could repay,” Mike Rowe writes.
New Paper Provides Blueprint For University Trigger Warnings: Don’t Use Them
Should universities instruct professors to use trigger warnings in the classroom? Studies show they may do more harm than good.
Is Student Debt Really A Crisis? These Surprising Facts Suggest It’s Not
Making taxpayers assume student debt might score short-term political points but doesn’t address the underlying problem: why college costs so much while delivering so little.
A Guide To Christmas Shopping For College Students, By A College Student
I asked some friends what their favorites gifts at college have been, or what gifts they’d love to get this Christmas. Here are some recommendations.
West Virginia University Demonstrates COVID-19 Hypocrisy In Higher Education
West Virginia University shut down campus and canceled student activities, but greenlighted football games and refused to issue tuition.
This Is The Perfect Time To Take A Year Off College
For those students thinking about deferring college for a year, please go for it. To gel for a year before or after college is anything but a gap.
I Just Went Back To School In Person. It’s Not Scary
Back in a community of people who are making sacrifices, taking precautions, and looking out for each other in the midst of a continued national panic, I feel the safest I have all year.
Will Colleges’ Expensive, Tedious COVID Restrictions Fully Protect Students On Campus This Fall?
Many of the mandates required by universities to students on campus are not enforceable and will enact extra costs on students tutition.
Deep Inside, Rioters Are Angry That They Never Learned Anything But Lies
Our educational institutions have committed intellectual grand theft, withholding critical knowledge from students and replacing it with the poison of identity politics and political correctness.
Poll: Young Americans Become Substantially Less Patriotic After Going To College
Neither a majority of high schoolers nor of college students are willing to sacrifice for their country, at 48 percent of high schoolers and 32 percent of college students.
6 Ways To Raise A Patriot
What’s the most patriotic thing you can do right now? Raise a patriot!
We Can’t Have ‘National Dialogues’ If People Get Fired For Talking Honestly
No one outside conservative media can criticize Black Lives Matter without being fired or ostracized, so how can we expect the average American to chime in for a productive dialogue?
University Of Florida President Cancels Famous ‘Gator Bait’ Chant
The decision to ban the ‘Gator Bait’ chant has drawn broad criticism, including from the African American football star who founded the iconic fight song.
UCLA Students Demand Two Professors Be Fired For Doing Their Job
Woke students are using meaningless language, having a meltdown over facts, and ‘canceling’ people whose ideas they don’t like — all in the name of equality.
‘Wuhan Virus’ Isn’t Racist, Unlike Anti-Asian Bias In College Admissions
Asian Americans face much racism these days, but it isn’t coming from the president. It comes from the admissions committees of elite universities.
Dozens Of Universities Face Lawsuits For Failing To Provide On Campus Learning
The colleges ought to have proactively provided students with a partial tuition refund, rather than wait to be sued for it.
Recent College Graduates Struggle With Future Plans Amidst Pandemic
Students with bright prospects and high hopes after graduation are now faced with tough decisions about where to live and what to do with their degrees.