The Secret World of Leftist Thought Reform in Our Universities
While Racialist Staffers busily work to Subvert the Law Scott Yenor has crafted an excellent piece for the City Journal that details how difficult it is to rein-in DEI offices that exceed their mandates and
The Latest Absurdity in the Chronicle, by someone from Harvard By Stanley K. Ridgley, PhD February 24, 2024 Yet another absurd piece has appeared in The Chronicle of Higher Education that purports to explain why
David Randall’s Book Zeroes-in on the Noxious Character of Fake Academia One of the most important books of the past decade that you probably never heard of is David Randall’s Social Justice Education in America.
Will college presidents lead when it counts? JAN 26, 2024 Stanley K. Ridgley If nothing else, the barbarous attacks on Israel by the terror group Hamas exposed the morally vacuous viscera of much of American
Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion offices are still deeply entrenched at our institutions — but the retrenchment is well under way By John Sailer January 16, 2024 When he took office in 2021, Utah governor Spencer Cox,
A Convivial Romp-Response to an AMAZON 1-star Review of BRUTAL MINDS It is with sheer delight that I respond to the very best of the negative reviews of BRUTAL MINDS. Delight, because this 1-star entry
Neither conservatives nor liberals trust universities — they’re dishonest Josh Barro is a writer on politics and the economy. Over the past few years, conservatives have rapidly lost trust in higher education. From 2015 to 2023, Gallup
Too much of academia cares little for universal human dignity, leaves no space for forgiveness, and exhibits no interest in shared progress DECEMBER 14, 2023 By Ben Sasse In the spring of 1994, the top executives
Dr. Mark Bauerlein’s superb podcast on First Things If you’re not familiar with the erudite Mark Bauerlein and his superb work with First Things, have a listen. One of the best, most knowledgeable interviewers around,
It’s time we restore veritas to my alma mater By Bill Ackman, January 3, 2024 In light of today’s news, I thought I would try to take a step back and provide perspective on what this
Why Claudine Gay will survive Harvard’s antisemitism scandal BY ROBERT MARANTO, OPINION CONTRIBUTOR Harvard President Claudine Gay faced widespread criticism after she struggled in a congressional hearing to explain why her university protects antisemitic free