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Ted Hadzi-Antich Jr.

Ted Hadzi-Antich Jr. is an associate professor of government at Austin Community College and founder of the Great Questions Project.

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The Review | Opinion

Community College Is the Future of Liberal Education

By Ted Hadzi-Antich Jr. October 5, 2023

It’s time to support the humanities there.

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WASHINGTON, DISTICT OF COLUMBIA, UNITED STATES - 2025/04/14: A Pro-Palestinian demonstrator holding a sign with Release Mahmud Khalil written on it, stands in front of the ICE building while joining in a protest. Pro-Palestinian demonstrators rally in front of the ICE building, demanding freedom for Mahmoud Khalil and all those targeted for speaking out against genocide in Palestine. Protesters demand an end to U.S. complicity and solidarity with the resistance in Gaza. (Photo by Probal Rashid/LightRocket via Getty Images)

Campus Activism

An Anonymous Group’s List of Purported Critics of Israel Helped Steer a U.S. Crackdown on Student Activists

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Leadership

The Trump Administration Appears to Have Another College President in Its Crosshairs

Joan Wong for The Chronicle

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A 4/4 Teaching Load Becomes Law at Most of Wisconsin’s Public Universities

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Apparent Paperwork Error Threatened Bob Jones U.'s Legal Standing in South Carolina

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John T. Scopes as he stood before the judges stand and was sentenced, July 2025.

The Review | Essay

100 Years Ago, the Scopes Monkey Trial Discovered Academic Freedom

By John K. Wilson

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The Review | Opinion

A Damaging Endowment Tax Crosses the Finish Line

By Phillip Levine

University of Virginia President Jim Ryan keeps his emotions in check during a news conference, Monday, Nov. 14, 2022 in Charlottesville. Va. Authorities say three people have been killed and two others were wounded in a shooting at the University of Virginia and a student is in custody. (AP Photo/Steve Helber)

The Review | Opinion

Jim Ryan’s Resignation Is a Warning

By Robert Zaretsky

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