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Carine M. Feyten

Carine M. Feyten is chancellor and president of Texas Woman’s University.

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The Review | Opinion

A Smaller Share of College-Goers Are Male. So What?

By Carine M. Feyten July 13, 2022

The boys are doing just fine.

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A Look in the Mirror

At UC Berkeley, the Faculty Asks Itself, Do Our Critics Have a Point?

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Accreditation

A Major College Accreditor Pauses Its DEI Requirements Amid Pressure From Trump

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'Demanding Obedience'

How Alums Put DEI at UVa in the Justice Dept.’s Crosshairs

Colin Holbrook

Q&A

‘I Didn’t Want to Make a Scene’: A Professor Recounts the Conversation That Got Him Ejected From Commencement

From The Review

American artist Andy Warhol, posing in front of The Last Supper, a personal interpretation the American artist gave of Leonardo da Vinci's Il Cenacolo, realized 1986, belonging to a series dedicated to Leonardo's masterpiece set up in palazzo delle Stelline; the work holds the spirit of Warhol's artistic Weltanschauung, demystifying the artwork in order to deprive it of its uniqueness and no repeatibility. Milan (Italy), 1987.

The Review | Essay

Were the 1980s a Golden Age of Religious Art?

By Phil Christman

Glenn Loury in Providence, R.I. on May 7, 2024.

The Review | Conversation

Glenn Loury on the ‘Barbarians at the Gates’

By Evan Goldstein, Len Gutkin

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The Review | Opinion

A Graduation Speaker Gets Canceled

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