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Genetics ResearchShould All Genetics Research on Intelligence Be Off Limits?
Researchers say applications to a database overseen by the National Institutes of Health were rejected because they might lead to stigma. Exactly what this means, though, isn’t clear. -
'1984' Meets 2022
Channeling Orwell, Judge Blasts Florida’s ‘Dystopian’ Ban on ‘Woke’ Instruction
Judge Mark Walker’s ruling blocks the state’s Board of Governors from enforcing a law championed by Gov. Ron DeSantis. -
The Review | Essay
The Rise of China’s Universities
No nation has a more successful record of promoting talent to serve state and society. -
The Review | Essay
My Cartoonish Cancellation
How I became the subject of an equity investigation at the University of Michigan. -
Higher Ed Under Fire
What a 1960s Housewife Can Teach Us About Politics in Higher Ed
Decades later, the boundaries of academic freedom are still not settled. -
Faculty Rights
Collin College Professor Gets 6-Figure Salary and Reinstatement After Free-Speech Lawsuit
Amid a string of legal challenges to faculty dismissals, the Texas community college agreed to reinstate Suzanne Jones and pay her $115,000 a year. -
Academic Freedom
A Conference Says Academic Freedom Is in Danger. Critics Say the Event Is Part of the Problem.
To some at Stanford, the event — starring Peter Thiel, Scott Atlas, Jordan Peterson, and Amy Wax — is alarming evidence that the elite university is fueling threats to democracy and public health. -
From the Ground Up
The University of Austin — Yes, That One — Is Really Happening
Created with a promise to resist ideological orthodoxy, the institution was greeted by many as little more than a joke. But it’s taking shape. -
The Review | Opinion
Yes, Berkeley Is Silencing Jews
A defense of student bans on “Zionists” misses the point. -
The Review | Opinion
No, Berkeley Isn’t Discriminating Against Jews
Student groups have a right to impose a moral choice about Zionism.
