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The Review | Conversation
A New Theory of Race in America
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The Review | OpinionThe Court’s Affirmative-Action Ban Is a Gift in Disguise
The old diversity regime was a bit of a mess. Let’s reform it. -
The Review | Essay
What’s Behind the Freud Resurgence?
What should we make of the return of Sigmund Freud?
Latest Letters
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Higher Education Is Constantly Changing
Not all change must be led by an individual with a transformative idea. -
No Misperception That Vanderbilt Educates Primarily Wealthy Students
The data are clear. -
Michigan State Should Ensure Women Are Considered for Leadership Roles in Athletics
Having more women could improve the culture.
More Review
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The Review | Essay
Higher Ed’s Ruinous Resistance to Change
The academy excels at preserving the status quo. It’s time to evolve. -
The Review | Opinion
Want Social Mobility? Reforming Elite College Admissions Won’t Get Us There.
A few hundred more spots for the non-ultra-rich won’t transform society. Here’s what will. -
The Review | Essay
Hamline President Goes on the Offensive
Despite the AAUP’s concerns about academic freedom, Fayneese Miller is doubling down. -
The Review | Essay
In Defense of the Beleaguered Academic Book Review
The genre is uncompensated and unrewarded. That should change. -
The Review | Opinion
Gutting Language Departments Would Be a Disaster
Once a program is gone, it is very difficult and expensive to bring it back. -
The Review | Essay
The ‘New Science of History’ Is Bunk
Two new books model radically different ways of studying the past. -
The Review | Essay
AI Means Professors Need to Raise Their Grading Standards
ChatGPT has transformed grade inflation from a minor corruption to an enterprise-destroying blight. -
The Review | Opinion
A Shady, Secret Presidential Perk
College leaders are already well paid. Why should they get ultra-low-interest loans too? -
The Review | Essay
The Abandonment of Betty Friedan
What does the academy have against the mother of second-wave feminism? -
