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Higher Ed’s Extreme Liberal Bias Has Led to Outside Interference
Colleges need to embrace diversity of ideas everywhere on campus.
Contextualize Betty Friedan’s Work in Social Structure of Her Time
In the mid-1960s, relatively few women in the United States were privileged to attend college.
Essay on DEI Made Sweeping Generalizations
DEI frameworks aren’t monolithic.
DiAngelo and Kendi Are Worthy Contributors to Diversity Conversation
Sometimes “antiracism” might be the right tool for the job.
Higher Education Is Not Just Four-Year Colleges
Chronicle survey ignored community colleges.
Essay on Political Attacks on Academic Freedom Drifted Into Propaganda
For example, author exaggerated reach of Florida’s Stop WOKE Act.
Steep Financial Learning Curves for New Presidents
At the very least, search firms should provide candidates with audited financial statements.
Elite Colleges Not Doing Enough to Help Veterans
Regional comprehensive universities are a far better fit.
There’s a War on Academic Freedom? Follow the Money.
The organizations profiled in a recent essay are all funded by the same handful of wealthy donors.
Academe Must Do More to Support Publicly Engaged Scholarship
The American Council of Learned Societies is taking steps to do just that.
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