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The Review | OpinionHow FIRE Actually Defends Free Speech
An essay promising better criticism of the group’s work misses the mark. -
The Review | Opinion
Everyone’s Wrong About FIRE
The organization to defend campus free speech has its problems, but they’re not what critics think. -
The Review | Essay
The Political Prophet Harvard Didn’t Want
In our age of global conflict, István Hont is finally having his moment. -
The Review | Opinion
10 Ways Colleges Can Diversify After Affirmative Action
There are many options beyond racial preferences. -
The Review | Opinion
The Moral Force of the Black University
A 1968 student uprising at the Tuskegee Institute married practical demands with political vision. -
The Review | Roundup
13 Takes on Race-Conscious Admissions
Here’s what the commentariat has to say about the Supreme Court cases against Harvard and Chapel Hill. -
Advice
Institutions Must Do More to Accommodate Those With Long Covid
Long haulers are just one more group excluded from fully participating in academe. -
The Review | Opinion
Yes, Berkeley Is Silencing Jews
A defense of student bans on “Zionists” misses the point. -
The Review | Essay
Free Speech and Unfree Universities
On the sinister two-step by which administrators persecute the faculty. -
The Review | Opinion
Student-Loan Debt Is a Crisis for Black Borrowers
Racial disparities in student debt are at an all-time high.
