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The Review | OpinionWhy Stanford Law Students Were Right to Protest
The risk of appearing partisan when fighting for nonpartisan principles is not one we can run from. -
The Review | Opinion
Students Shouldn’t Always Choose Higher-Paying Majors
A focus on small differences in future-earnings statistics can lead students astray. -
The Review | Essay
How to Combat Tribalism on Campus
Students are quick to condemn those who disagree with them. We must equip them to argue better. -
The Review | Opinion
DEI Goals Are Worthy. Campus DEI Bureaucracies Fail Them.
Anyone and everyone can deploy the “harm” rationale to curtail academic freedom. -
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The Review | Essay
We’re Distracted. That’s Nothing New.
Ever since Thoreau headed to Walden, our attention has been wandering. -
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The Review | Essay
When Ideology Drives Social Science
Statistical malfeasance and cherry-picking are rife. -
The Review | Essay
Where Rich Students Are Told: ‘You Deserve This’
At elite colleges the “best and brightest” are shamelessly flattered. -
The Review | Opinion
The College Board’s Hollow Vision
The African American Studies scandal is just one clue: The AP experiment has run its course.
