We’ve reached out to academics and writers of all stripes to help make sense of what this fall will mean for higher ed. Over the next couple of months, we’ll be publishing their responses here. —The Editors
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The Review | Opinion
Overzealous Covid Measures Are Hurting Education
Progressives who insist on inflexible rules are playing into the GOP’s hands. -
The Review | Opinion
No War but the Culture War?
Conservatives are mobilized to oppose the left’s long march through higher ed. -
The Review | Opinion
Colleges Must Stop Trying to Appease the Right
Republicans say professors are the enemy. They’re right — we are. -
The Review | Opinion
What Will It Take to Make College More Affordable?
Political solutions face fierce headwinds, but there’s still hope for progress. -
The Review | Opinion
The Charade of Political Neutrality
Colleges are in the middle of the culture wars, whether they like it or not. -
The Review | Opinion
Debt Forgiveness Is a Political Minefield
Biden’s plan will help millions of people who deserve relief. But it will be messy. -
The Review | Opinion
The Dumbing Down of the Purpose of Higher Ed
The university’s core values are under attack. We must speak up. -
The Review | Essay
I’m a Conservative. I’m Dismayed by Right-Wing Campus Activists.
A populist conservatism that bears an uncomfortable resemblance to McCarthyism confronts colleges. -
The Review | Opinion
The Right-Wing Attempt to Control Higher Ed
Demolishing independent expertise is a central goal of the Republican Party. -
The Review | Opinion
The Real Fight for Academic Freedom
If academics don’t fight for their autonomy, who will? -
The Review | Essay
The 50-Year War on Higher Education
To understand today’s political battles, you need to know how they began.