If Princeton Students Are Too Scared To Hear A Conservative, They Aren’t Elite
Why should Americans give weight to Ivy League credentials when many such students are too scared to handle even respectful intellectual dissent?
Going To Yale Makes Women Rich, But Only If They Marry—And Other Studies Women Should See
Women are vastly less likely to end up in the workplace than society teaches them to expect when they are, say, considering college decisions.
How Creative Destruction Has Begun To Pop The College Bubble
By eliminating tenure, changing incentive structures, and putting the emphasis back on teaching, colleges can create more value for students.
Why I Turned Down Ivy League Acceptances And Don’t Regret It One Bit
As affirmative action court cases and skyrocketing tuition rates reveal, today’s Ivy League institutions put their own biases ahead of their students’ advancement.
Scoring College Majors’ Earnings Gives Students The Wrong Idea About Who’s Responsible For Their Success
The U.S. Department of Education is expected to announce a plan to require all U.S. higher education institutions to make data on debt and earnings by major publicly available.
Up To 60 Percent Of College Students Need Remedial Classes. This Needs To Change Now
The prevalence of remedial college courses represents an obvious failing of our K-12 public school system. Increasing school choice could be a solution.
Why Forcing Taxpayers To Cover Tuition Will Make College Worse For Everyone But The Rich
In K-12, government-run schools are shared equally among the middle class and the poor, but for the rich, elite academies flourish. The same will happen with ‘free’ college.
The Liberal Defense Of Campus Free Speech Is Admirable But Inadequate
In Erwin Chemerinsky and Howard Gillman’s ‘Free Speech on Campus,’ two liberal academics make an admirable defense of free speech but are ultimately too charitable to the leftist radicals who dominate campus debates.
Nobody Can Get A Good Education At Colleges That Have No Republican Professors
An education is supposed to open your mind to many points of view across a broad range of subjects. But 39 percent of liberal arts colleges have no registered Republican professors. Zero.
New Title IX Rules Could Restore Due Process On College Campuses
Robby Soave joins the Federalist Radio Hour to discuss Title IX, free speech, defining the public square, and the rise of the scooter.
Campus Identity Politics Are Leading To Racially Self-Segregated Dorms And Parties
Race-based dorms emerging across the country keep people in their cultural comfort zones. The result is higher education that’s never been more diverse, yet still deeply divided.
Identity Politics Are Rapidly Destroying The Value Of College Degrees
Too often, college is merely a signal to show bare minimum competence to employers. Is that signal still valuable as college becomes more about indoctrination and delayed adulthood?
Why Student Loans Are Not A Crisis And Certainly Don’t Deserve A Bailout
The average student debt payment is less than the average car payment. So why do people insist it’s ‘crushing’ young Americans so much that taxpayers should bail them out?
7 Tips For Sending Your Child Off To College
For us, the first day of college felt almost like the first day of kindergarten, as we stepped back from being the primary directors of our child’s studies and daily schedule.
What College Students Say About Their Campuses When They’re Allowed To Be Honest
The gathering of college women’s single most important message was on the importance of free speech, including a defense of independent thought and respectful dialogue across political divides.
Here’s The Message Young Americans Need To Hear: Don’t ‘Follow Your Passion’
In the real world, our interests wax and wane with our experiences and choices. They rarely provide the grist that sustains a career over the long haul.
How Free Speech Makes The Modern University Possible
In his new book, ‘Speak Freely: Why Universities Must Defend Free Speech,’ Princeton professor Keith Whittington highlights a variety of compelling historical arguments demonstrating that free speech created modern universities as we know it.
Why Universities Must Embrace Free Speech—Or Else
Princeton professor Keith E. Whittington’s new book, ‘Speak Freely: Why Universities Must Defend Free Speech,’ urges universities to recognize that promoting freedom of speech is integral to their educational mission.
College Freshmen’s Self-Reports Of Psychological Disorders Doubled Since 2010
You can’t tell me 20 hours a week of milquetoast make-work is so stressful that it causes two-thirds of college students to feel ‘overwhelming anxiety.’
Nearly Four In Five College Departments Don’t Employ A Single Republican
Among tenure-track college professors at the nation’s top-ranked liberal arts schools, registered Democrats outnumber registered Republicans by more than 10 to 1.
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