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The Review | OpinionSometimes Diversity Trumps Academic Freedom
Tensions between core values must be tested case by case. -
Gazette
Transitions: Centenary U. Names First Black President; New Provost Selected at the U. of Pennsylvania
Dale G. Caldwell will be the first Black president of Centenary University, in New Jersey. -
The Review | Opinion
Beware the Innovation District
Universities say these developments are engines of social mobility. Skepticism is warranted. -
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The Review | Opinion
Higher Ed’s Political Naïveté
As the College Board’s Florida fiasco shows, it’s time to stop appeasing malign actors. -
Shocking Numbers
For Black Students, 2 Obstacles to Graduation Loom Large: Discrimination and Responsibilities
More than one in five Black students say they feel discriminated against “frequently” or “occasionally” in their programs, a new survey finds. -
The Review | Essay
Can Literary Scholars Transcend Their Training?
The field has painted itself into a corner. John Guillory offers a way out. -
Race on Campus
The Growing Movement to Dismantle Diversity Offices
The effort to eliminate diversity, equity, and inclusion offices at public colleges is gaining momentum. -
The Review | Opinion
Fear of a Black-Studies Planet
There’s a reason Ron DeSantis feels threatened by AP African American studies. -
Retaliation Alleged
After Mysterious Suspension of Award-Winning UCLA Professor, Scientists Fight Back
A prominent ecologist had complained of racial discrimination before being barred from campus.
