Why It’s Delusional To Think Higher Education Is Free From Indoctrination
If academia shapes up to be the ideological opponent of more than half the population, conservatives will treat it as an enemy.
Jury Awards $100,000 To Student Boston College Punished For A Different Student’s Assault
Boston College appeared to have complete disregard, perhaps malicious disregard, for the wrongful treatment of one of its own innocent students. Is that what Title IX has become?
Trump Admin Finally Repeals ‘Gainful Employment’ Regulation, But Keeps Its Underlying Bad Idea
The DeVos Department of Education recently repealed the Obama administration’s gainful employment rule. But its replacement still leaves much to be desired.
The Mob Hounding OSU Over Domestic Assault Claims Are Destroying Due Process
The frenzy surrounding allegations of abuse by a coach at Ohio State University is a prime example of the danger of taking the law into our own hands.
How Going To College Makes You A Worse Daycare Teacher
Pursuing a diploma instead of actually working in a daycare will make for a worse care giver. Caretakers will go to college, carrying books rather than babies, and come back as worse teachers as a result.
Social Justice Warriors Want To Scream At Me Over Feminism, So I’ll Argue With Myself Instead
Many Americans have abandoned argument in favor of accusations and virtue-signaling, especially since November 2016, and this is heavily over-represented on campuses like mine.
Due Process Is Making A Comeback For College Students Accused Of Rape
California Gov. Jerry Brown is the first supporter of Obama-era guidance to urge caution and note the racial disparity in campus tribunals.
Race-Based Admissions Have Asian Students Hiding Their Ethnicity To Avoid Discrimination
Some of America’s brightest high schoolers are encouraged not to say they’re Asian on their college applications. The Department of Justice may change that.
Here’s Why So Many Republicans View America’s Colleges And Universities Negatively
Many of them have seen or experienced the detrimental results of campus protests, a growing PC culture, and catastrophic student debt.
How U.S. Universities Became Institutions That Close American Minds
Over time, progressive teachers have created acolytes who see themselves not as critical thinkers, but as crusaders for a leftist agenda.
Today’s Posh Victorian Fainting Couches Are Reserved For College Students
Like their pampered and delicate Victorian forbearers, today’s students cannot handle the horrors of everyday life, and are obsessed with self-care.
Oberlin College Did The Right Thing By Firing Joy Karega For Anti-Semitism
When they fired Joy Karenga for vicious anti-semitism, Oberlin College sent a clear message about the responsibilities that accompany academic freedom.
How The American Academy Helped Create The Alt-Right
Academics have been slow to acknowledge how dependent the leaders of the alt-right are upon playbooks that they learned on university campuses.
Safe Spaces Just Make The World More Dangerous
When we limit students’ ability to discuss controversial ideas, we allow harmful prejudices and thoughts to fester. Classrooms should offer more.
College Leaders Now Openly Admit They Want To Indoctrinate Students
Widespread shock and denial over Brexit reveals just how entrenched higher education groupthink has become. How do we bring back ideological diversity?
Why Is This Catholic University Trashing Catholic Teaching On Sexuality?
Loyola Marymount University has enlisted a notable alumnus to send a message to students that they should be perfectly comfortable with same-sex attraction and same-sex relationships.
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