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· Class Warfare Comes To College Admissions, Jay Schalin, Clarion Call, July 2
· Speech Code Of The Month: Delta State, FIRE, July 2
· Nixing SAT Scores, Nathan Hatch, Christian Science Monitor, July 2
· If I Ran The Zoo, John Leo, NAS, July 1
· A New Approach To Grade Inflation, Abbott Katz, Inside Higher Ed, July 1
· The Disadvantages Of An Elite Education, William Derescewicz, American Scholar, June 30
· Denied Aid For College? You Have Options, Gail Marks Jarvis, Hartford Courant, June 30
· Gut Feeling Over Conventional Wisdom On College Choice, Jenna Robinson, Pope Center, June 27
· Colorado Trustees Support Censoring "Violent" Parody, FIRE, June 26
· Courage At Columbia, Editorial, New York Post, June 26
· Let's Not Gloss Over Title IX's Faults, Editorial, Christian Science Monitor, June 26
· Bureaucracy U, George Leef, Pope Center, June 25
· Intern Or Die, Adele Waldman, New Republic, June 25
· No Diversity On Campus, Jason Mattera, Washington Times, June 24
· Teaching Business At A Liberal Arts College, Jeffrey Nesteruk, Inside Higher Ed, June 24
· Global Waste In North Carolina, Jay Schalin, Pope Center, June 23
· Carrots, Sticks, And Transfers, Kevin Carey, Inside Higher Ed, June 23
· Today, Harvard's Endowment. Tomorrow...?, Bernard Fryshman, Inside Higher Ed, June 19
· Who Has The Final Say About Grades?, George Leef, Pope Center, June 18
· A Literary Education, Joseph Epstein, New Criterion, June 18
· To Academic Editors, Rachel Toor, CHE, June 18
· Is Prestige Worth It?, Thomas Sowell, National Review, June 17
· Waiting 20 Years For The Tenure Track, Phil Rack, Inside Higher Ed, June 17
· Raising Minority Graduation Rates In College, Jay Mathews, Washington Post, June 16
· New Broom Unlikely To Sweep Clean At UNC Greensboro, Jay Schalin, Pope Center, June 16
· Colleges Going Un-Global, George Morgan, Inside Higher Ed, June 16
· Do Poor Students Need More Financial Assistance?, Ted Mitchell & Jonathan Schorr, Austin American Statesman, June 16
· Thinking Of Law School? Consider The Cost, George Leef, Clarion Call, June 13
· Look Who's Against Testing Now, Naomi Schaefer Riley, Wall Street Journal, June 13
· Why Not A Professor Of Disco Studies, Robert Lee Hotchkiss Jr. LA Times, June 13
· Why Intellectuals Like Genocide, Roger Kimball, Pajamas Media, June 12
· If I Ran The Education Zoo, Symposium, NAS, June 12
· Valuing Veterans On Campus, Rose Sachs, Inside Higher Ed, June 12
· A Medal Of Freedom For Donna Shalala?, Winfield Myers, Democracy Project, June 11
· How Truth Lost To Political Correctness At Wellesley, George Leef, Clarion Call, June 11
· Expand College Grants, Ted Mitchell & Jonathan Schorr, LA Times, June 10
· Partial Victory At Florida Gulf Coast U., Samantha Harris, FIRE, June 10
· Access Without Support Is Not Opportunity, Vincent Tinto, Inside Higher Ed, June 9
· Horowitz Comes To UC Santa Cruz, Gabriel Noah Brahm, Front Page Magazine, June 9
· Politics And The Classroom: One More Try, Stanley Fish, The New York Times, June 9
· What's Missing From Open Courses, Kevin Carey, Inside Higher Ed, June 6
· Censorship At Harvard Over Name, FIRE, June 6
· The Cost Of Affirmative Action, Harvey Mansfield, Harvard Crimson, June 5
· Nepotism And That Internship, Teddy Wayne, Radar, June 5
· Harvard President Salutes New Officers, Seth Gitel, New York Sun, June 5
· Out Of The Hole Of College Debt, Elizabeth Warren & Ganesh Sitaraman, Boston Globe, June 5
· Where Graduates Are Grandmothers, Wick Sloane, Inside Higher Ed, June 5
· Cal State-Fullerton Reinstates Lecturer, Ashar Majeed, FIRE, June 5
· Gaining Freedom From Federal Controls, Larry P. Arnn, Clarion Call, June 4
· Banks And Student Loans, Editorial, New York Times, June 3
· Brain Doping On Campus - No Cause For Concern, Juliet Samuel, Reason, June 3
· Speech Code Of The Month: Tufts, Samantha Harris, FIRE, June 3
· When The Academy Was Free, George Leef, Pope Center, June 2
· Community College Transfer Mess, Jay Mathews, Washington Post, June 2
· The Value Of A Textbook, Robert Brooker, Inside Higher Ed, June 2
· Top Schools And Research Power, Editorial, Detroit Free Press, June 2
· The Self-Made Princeton Man, Rita Koganzon, Doublethink, May 30
· The Smog Of Academic Consensus, Crispin Sartwell, LA Times, May 30
· A Defense Of Non-European Languages, Alexander Maxwell, Inside Higher Ed, May 30
· Liberals Dominate Commencement Ceremonies, Jason Mattera, YAF, May 30
· Campus Speech Codes: Absurd, Tenacious, And Everywhere, Greg Lukianoff, NAS, May 29
· Do Homework For A College Loan, Susan Tompor, Detroit Free Press, May 29
· A Dark Age For Medievalists, Charlotte Allen, Weekly Standard, May 28
· Political Correctness In The Science Classroom, Noretta Koertge, NAS, May 28
· A Tale Of Two State University Systems, Jane Shaw, Pope Center, May 28
· Raising Tuition? Make It Benefit The Students, Editorial, Daily Mississippian, May 28
· Dartmouth Against Democracy, William McGurn, Wall Street Journal, May 27
· Overrated: College Diplomas, Phil Buss, Dallas Morning News, May 27
· Virginia Commonwealth's Secret Deal, Editorial, New York Times, May 27
· More Colorado Follies, Stanley Fish, New York Times, May 27
· What Should UC Be?, Symposium, Los Angeles Times, May 27
· Do Graduates Understand Citizenship?, Diane Cameron, Christian Science Monitor, May 27
· Toward Guaranteed Student Loans, Donald M. Feuerstein, Inside Higher Ed, May 27
· Environmentalists Have Taken Over The Dorms, Naomi Schaefer Riley, Wall Street Journal, May 23
· Inhuman Humanities, Christopher Orlet, American Spectator, May 23
· College Grads Doubt Value Of Others' Degrees, Ashley Thorne, NAS, May 22
· Students "Protected" From Controversial Opinion?, Vincent Carroll, Rocky Mountain News, May 22
· Better Information On Colleges?, Kevin Carey, Inside Higher Ed, May 22
· The Costs of College Sports Edu-tainment, Editorial, Christian Science Monitor, May 22
· In The Basement Of The Ivory Tower, Professor X, The Atlantic, May 21
· Honest Grading Can Be Hazardous To Your Job, George Leef, Pope Center, May 21
· Are Males Falling Behind? No, Linda Hallman, USA Today, May 21
· Are Males Falling Behind? Yes, Editorial, USA Today, May 21
· Simplify The Federal Financial Aid Process, Editorial, Detroit Free Press, May 21
· Research Funds For Technophiles, Mark Bauerlein, Inside Higher Ed, May 20
· Why Harvard Harasses The Military, Bill McGurn, Wall Street Journal, May 20
· New Lows For Honorary Degrees, Joseph Epstein, Weekly Standard, May 19
· Navigating The Admissions Angst Highway, Catherine Mallette, Fort Worth Star-Telegram, May 19
· Tuition Deregulation: Not Bad After All, William McKenzie, Dallas Morning News, May 19
· Unholy Toledo, Lisa Fabrizio, American Spectator, May 19
· Misfire In Boulder, Stephen Balch, NAS, May 16
· Crossing The Digital Line, Julie Frechette, Inside Higher Ed, May 16
· Delaware's Amateur Hour, Stephen Balch, NAS, May 15
· A Conservative Token At Colorado, Vincent Carroll, Rocky Mountain News, May 15
· Dartmouth Progressives Should Get Behind Parity, Joe Malchow, Dartblog, May 15
· New NCAA Penalties For Lack Of Success, Editorial, Detroit Free Press, May 15
· Be Loving, Not Legalistic, With Divorcing Prof, Cathleen Falsani, Chicago Sun-Times, May 15
· A Sorry Excuse For Dialogue, Chris Talamo, The Dartmouth, May 15
· A Defense Of European Languages, Stephen Brockman, Inside Higher Ed, May 15
· Pomp And Happenstance, Editorial, Boston Globe, May 14
· The 'Residence Life' Movement Finally Attracts Attention, George Leef, Clarion Call, May 14
· Partial Victory At The University Of Delaware, Adam Kissel, FIRE, May 13
· The Bachelor's Degree Is Obsolete, Wick Sloane, Inside Higher Ed, May 13
· What's So Odd About Religious Colleges?, Bill McGurn, Wall Street Journal, May 13
· Literary Critics, Embrace Science, Jonathan Gottschall, Boston Globe, May 12
· Chapel Hill Dynasty: A New UNC Chancellor, Jay Schalin, Pope Center, May 12
· The Academic World We Have Lost, Robert Paquette, New Criterion, May 12
· Barack Obama And Affirmative Action, Richard D. Kahlenberg, Inside Higher Ed, May 12
· Don't Scare Off Foreign Students, Editorial, Boston Globe, May 12
· How To Defeat Res Life Indoctrination, Tom Wood, NAS, May 9
· Venkatesen Interviewed, Tyler Brace, Dartmouth Review, May 9
· On Summer Reading Programs, Jay Schalin, Clarion Call, May 9
· A Primer On The Financial Aid Fiasco, Peter Wood, NAS, May 8
· Dartmouth's Uninformed Trustees, Joseph Asch, The Dartmouth, May 8
· The Age Of Educational Romanticism, Charles Murray, New Criterion, May 8
· Toward Better Student Lending, Editorial, New York Times, May 8
· Joined At The Hip: Teaching And Testing, Bob Sommer, Inside Higher Ed, May 8
· Shippensburg's Speech Code, FIRE, May 8
· Liberalism Vs. Humanism, James Piereson, New Criterion, May 7
· Scholarships: Focus Aid On Need, Editorial, USA Today, May 7
· Scholarships: We Need Merit Aid, Bruce D. Benson, USA Today, May 7
· How I Contributed To The College Loan Crisis, Jenna Ashley Robinson, Clarion Call, May 7
· On The Sadness Of Higher Education, Alan Charles Kors, New Criterion, May 6
· Honoring ROTC Service, Christopher Lacaria, Harvard Crimson, May 6
· College Rankings Go Global, Kevin Carey, Inside Higher Ed, May 6
· More Partnerships Yield Better Education, Mel Schiavelli, USA Today, May 6
· Commencement Advice You're Unlikely To Hear, P.J. O'Rourke, L.A. Times, May 5
· Dartmouth's 'Hostile' Environment, Joseph Rago, Wall Street Journal, May 5
· Speech Code Of The Month: Louisville U., William Creeley, FIRE, May 5
· California's College Conundrum, Bill Whalen, Weekly Standard, May 5
· Not By Tuition Breaks Alone, Naomi Schaefer Riley, Wall Street Journal, May 2
· A New Group Counters Agitprop In Middle East Studies, Charlotte Allen, Wall Street Journal, May 2
· Next Market Bubble: Student Loans?, Andrew Gillen & Richard Vedder, Inside Higher Ed, May 2
· Bucking The System, Diversity-Style, George Leef, Pope Center, May 2
· U. Delaware Set To Restore Indoctrination Program, Adam Kissel, FIRE, May 1
· College Daze, Liam Julian, Weekly Standard, May 1
· Sharing The Collegiate Wealth, Sharon Herzberger, Inside Higher Ed, May 1
· A College Degree May Be Worth Nothing, George Leef, Pope Center, April 30
· Colorado Civil Rights Intitiative Under Fire, Rocky Mountain News, Jessica Peck Corry, April 30
· Texas, Keep Focus On Colleges, Editorial, Dallas Morning News, April 30
· Academic Freedom And Student Rights, Aaron Barlow, FrontPage, April 30
· A "Violent" Parody At Colorado College, FIRE, April 29
· Hook Up Or Shut Up, Harvey Mansfield, Wall Street Journal, April 29
· Pursuit Of Academic Efficiency Or Folly?, Eric Gilbertson & Daniel Hurley, Inside Higher Ed, April 29
· Sustainability's Third Circle, Peter Wood, Inside Higher Ed, April 28
· Giving The Right Way, Jane Shaw, Pope Center, April 28
· The ABA's Diversity Diktat, Gail Heriot, Wall Street Journal, April 28
· Clarence Thomas: Appropriate UGA Speaker? No, Janet E. Frick, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, April 28
· Clarence Thomas: Appropriate UGA Speaker? Yes, Michael F. Adams, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, April 28
· Art And (Wo)man at Yale, Harry Lewis, Wall Street Journal, April 25
· Colleges And Becoming American, Thomas Lindsay, Inside Higher Ed, April 25
· Alan Kors To Receive Bradley Prize, FIRE, April 25
· Who Owns Dartmouth?, Roger Kimball, Pajamas Media, April 24
· The Gender Equity Hammer Comes Out, Christina Hoff Sommers, National Review, April 24
· Columbia's Times Have A-Changed, Juan Gonzalez, Daily News, August 24
· A Bitter Pill For Colorado Students, Editorial, Rocky Mountain News, April 24
· Building A New Reform Movement In Higher Education, Peter Wood, NAS, April 23
· Parting Gift For VERITAS, Opinion, Wall Street Journal, April 23
· The Accidental Rebel, Paul Auster, New York Times, April 23
· Why Go To College?, George Leef, Clarion Call, April 23
· A Glimpse Of Academic "Free Agency", Editorial, Minneapolis Star-Tribune, April 23
· Blowing The Whistle At Dartmouth, Emily Esfahani-Smith, Dartmouth Review, April 22
· Student Loans: Increasing Access, Editorial, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, April 22
· Those Faculty Salaries, John W. Curtis, Inside Higher Ed, April 22
· Higher Prices: A Schooling In College, Thomas Sowell, National Review, April 22
· Presidents And Puritans, Christopher B. Lacaria, Harvard Crimson, April 21
· The Taming Of Columbia, Christopher Lanzillotti, New York Sun, April 21
· Teaching Beauty, Jennifer Green-Lewis & Margaret Soltan, Inside Higher Ed, April 21
· Art At Yale, Hank Reynolds, Arts And Ammo, April 21
· Yale - In Favor Of Intellectual Dishonesty?, James Taranto, Wall Street Journal, April 18
· Do Rights For K-12 Students Affect Higher Ed?, Greg Lukianoff Vs. Michael Shermer, LA Times, April 18
· How Outcomes Assessment Hurts Liberal Arts Colleges, James Pontuso, ISI, April 18
· Making Summer Reading Programs Matter, Jay Schalin, Pope Center, April 18
· 'Indoctrinate U'-Type Episode, John McWhorter, New York Sun, April 17
· Georgia's New Core Curriculum?, Ashley Thorne & Peter Wood, NAS, April 17
· Teach The Controversy, Michael Shermer Vs. Greg Lukianoff, LA Times, April 17
· Silence From Columbia On Dispositions, William Creeley, FIRE, April 17
· "Academic Excellence" Is Not An Excellent Criterion, Patrick Deneen, The Hoya, April 16
· Freedom From Offense?, Michael Shermer Vs. Greg Lukianoff, LA Times, April 16
· The Emir Of NYU, Zvika Krieger, New York, April 16
· Blueprint For A Tower Of Babel, Jay Schalin, Clarion Call, April 16
· Fear And Learning On Campus, Alice Mathias, New York Times, April 16
· Why John Yoo Must Stay, Ruth Marcus, Washington Post, April 16
· When Higher Education Isn't, R.R. Reno, First Things, April 16
· The Hazards Of Telling The Truth, John Leo, Wall Street Journal, April 15
· Marxist Professors Or Sensitive Students?, Michael Shermer Vs. Greg Lukianoff, LA Times, April 15
· The Old College Try - In Court, Editorial, Washington Times, April 15
· A Different Way To Fight Student Disengagement, Donald Harward, Inside Higher Ed, April 15
· U Delaware Retreats On Speech Code, Adam Kissel, FIRE, April 15
· Redefining Campus Diversity, Editorial, Christian Science Monitor, April 15
· College Stifles The Not-So-Leftists, Anthony Marek, Washington Square News, April 14
· The Equity Gap In State Funding, Kevin Carey, Inside Higher Ed, April 14
· Lake Superior U. Muzzles Free Expression, FIRE, April 11
· The Petition: Barnard And Israel, Jane Kramer, New Yorker, April 11
· At Columbia History Is Being Writtten By The Radicals, John Leo, New York Daily News, April 10
· Looking For Mr. White, James Taranto, Wall Street Journal, April 10
· Victims On Parade At Academic Freedom Conference, Mary Madigan, FrontPage, April 10
· Higher Ed's Changing Economic Landscape, Catharine Bond Hill, Inside Higher Ed, April 10
· Stopping The Threat To The Michigan Civil Rights Initiative, Terry Pell, NAS, April 10
· Tax-Free Academic War Chests, George Leef, Clarion Call, April 9
· Minority Graduation Madness, Ted Mitchell & Jonathan Schorr, Detroit News, April 9
· What Can The Virginia Tech Tragedy Do For Me, Greg Lukianoff, Huffington Post, April 9
· Colorado College's Free Speech Fears, Vincent Carroll, Rocky Mountain News, April 8
· Colleges Shun Cost Cutting, Editorial, USA Today, April 8
· Colleges Restrain Spending, Daniel J. Hurley, USA Today, April 8
· No Faculty Left Behind, Marc Bousquet, Inside Higher Ed, April 8
· Dartmouth Under Wright: A Retrospective, A.S. Erickson, Dartmouth Review, April 7
· No Student Loan Crunch - Yet, Editorial, Boston Globe, April 7
· The Next Chancellor For U Texas?, Editorial, Dallas Morning News, April 7
· Behind College Ratings, Sherman Dorn, Inside Higher Ed, April 7
· Engaging The Disengaged Student, Jane Shaw, Pope Center, April 7
· A Dream Derailed, Jenna Ashley Robinson, Pope Center, April 4
· Educating The Poor?, Wick Sloane, Inside Higher Ed, April 4
· Campus Activism Redefined, Michael Graham, Boston Herald, April 3
· The Islamic Republic Of Harvard, Sahil K. Mahtani, New Republic, April 3
· Speech Code Of The Month: Murray State U., FIRE, April 3
· Unorthodox Ways To Cut College Costs, Marshall Loeb, Florida Sun-Sentinel, April 3
· How Far Does Academic Freedom Extend?, George Leef, Pope Center, April 2
· Poisoned Campuses, Michelle Malkin, New York Post, April 2
· Colorado Student Punished For Satire, FIRE, April 1
· Does Liberal Education Have A Future?, Harry Lewis, Pope Center, April 1
· Improving Higher Education, Robert L. Freedman, Harvard Crimson, March 31
· Is God Silenced On College Campuses?, Tom Krattenmaker, USA Today, March 31
· A Challenge To Billion Dollar Endowments, Scott Jaschik, Inside Higher Ed, March 31
· Is NAS Conservative?, Peter Wood, NAS, March 28
· Doubts On National Service, "Dean Dad", Inside Higher Ed, March 28
· No Candor At UNC, Jon Sanders, Pope Center, March 28
· Texas' 10% Admissions Could Teach Colleges, Editorial, USA Today, March 28
· Academia's Big Tent, Malcolm A. Kline, Campus Reporter, March 28
· Brandeis Faculty, Students, Revolt Over "Wetback", Adam Kissel, FIRE, March 28
· UD Should Repudiate Indoctrination Efforts, Editorial, Wilmington News-Journal, March 27
· Shilling For Sharia At Harvard, Hillel Stavis, FrontPage, March 27
· Following The Foreign Money At U.S. Universities, Stanley Kurtz, National Review, March 26
· The Curious Lives Of Non-Tenured Professors, Dirk Mateer, Clarion Call, March 26
· The Tuition Game, Laura Vanderkam, USA Today, March 26
· Reading As Harassment?, Azhar Majeed, FIRE, March 25
· Wikipedia And Mud-Slinging, Greg Lukianoff, FIRE, March 25
· Separate And Unequal At Harvard, Harry Lewis, Boston Globe, March 25
· Community Colleges Must Prepare Better Transitions, Jane Shaw, Pope Center, March 25
· New College Math And Free Tuition, Ron Grossman, Chicago Tribune, March 25
· EZ College Aid Forms Open College Doors, Editorial, Chicago Sun-Times, March 25
· UT Tuition Plan Ok For Now, Editorial, Dallas Morning News, March 25
· Six Degrees Of Preparation, Adam Creighton, American Spectator, March 24
· Nobody Watching, Peter Wood, NAS, March 24
· Regarding JuicyCampus, William Creeley, FIRE, March 24
· The Future Of Accreditation, Judith Eaton, Inside Higher Ed, March 24
· If I Ruled The Admissions Universe, Elinor Lipman, Boston Globe, March 24
· Hank Brown For President, Editorial, Wall Street Journal, March 24
· Tortured Logic At Boston College, Colin Levy, Wall Street Journal, March 21
· College Vendor Deals: Yes, John Walda, USA Today, March 21
· College Vendor Deals: No, Editorial, USA Today, March 21
· Tuition For Service?, Nichole Christian, Detroit Free Press, March 21
· Serious Academic Reform Of College Athletics?, Mark Yost, Wall Street Journal, March 21
· Freedom Bound: The AAUP Presidential Election, Peter Wood & Ashley Thorne, NAS, March 20
· Faculty Unions Vs. Academic Legitimacy, Charles Baird, Clarion Call, March 20
· Too Juicy To Be True, Editorial, Harvard Crimson, March 20
· Professing Literature In 2008, William Deresiewicz, The Nation, March 19
· Princeton Clinic Leaves Students At STD Risk, Matthew J. Schmitz, Princeton Tory, March 18
· The Lords Of Higher Education, Timorthy Egan, New York Times, March 18
· Strategy Desired: More College Grads, Editorial, Minneapolis Star-Tribune, March 18
· Hope Or Death At Antioch, Cary Nelson, Inside Higher Ed, March 18
· Why 'Second-Best' Won't Doom The College-Bound, Ed Sevilla, USA Today, March 17
· Contingent Faculty And The AAUP, Marc Bousquet, Inside Higher Ed, March 17
· A State Master Plan For Higher Ed?, Stephen Jordan, Rocky Mountain News, March 17
· Making Room For College Track, Editorial, San Francisco Chronicle, March 17
· Claremont Professor In Art Controversy, Elise Viebeck, Claremont Independent, March 17
· The Argument Left Unsaid About Foreign Students, Gautham Pandiyan, Inside Higher Ed, March 14
· Sharia At Harvard, Andrew Bostom, FrontPage, March 14
· Civics Lesson For CSU, Editorial, San Francisco Chronicle, March 13
· Academic Customer Service?, Todd A. Diacon, Inside Higher Ed, March 13
· Full Professors And Freshman Comp, Mark Bauerlein, Clarion Call, March 12
· Colorado Higher Ed Hobbled, Hank Brown, Rocky Mountain News, March 12
· Montclair State And Central Washington U. Victories, FIRE, March 12
· Dismal K-12 Education Makes College Look Good, Jane Shaw, Pope Center, March 11
· Harsh Realities About Virtual Ones, Michael Bugeja, Inside Higher Ed, March 11
· On The Dartmouth Case, A. S. Erickson, Dartmouth Review, March 10
· Ideology At UC Dorms, Peter Wood, NAS, March 10
· Fifty Dream Act Battlefields, Editorial, Washington Times, March 10
· Feminism And The English Language, David Gelernter, Weekly Standard, March 7
· Keeping College Affordable, Mark A. Emmert, Seattle Post-Intelligencer, March 7
· Should College Athletes Be Paid?, Allen Sack, Christian Science Monitor, March 7
· Why Can't A Woman Be More Like A Man, Christina Hoff Sommers, The American, March 6
· An Exercise In Discrimination At Harvard, Michael Graham, Boston Herald, March 6
· College Content Control, Bernard Fryshman, Inside Higher Ed, March 6
· Tackling The Football Question At UNCC, George Leef, Clarion Call, March 5
· San Francisco State Settles For Free Speech, FIRE, March 5
· Questions To Ask Before College, Dennis Prager, FrontPage, March 5
· Health As A Priority On Campus, Susan C. Scrimshaw, Boston Globe, March 5
· FIRE Challenges Valdosta Speech Code - Video, FIRE, March 4
· The Wanna-Be Res Life Revolutionaries, Peter Wood, NAS, March 3
· CU Won't De-Bruce, Mike Rosen, Rocky Mountain News, March 3
· Duty, Honor, University, Shawn Kong, Cornell Daily Sun, March 3
· The Buck Stops Elsewhere At Duke, Jay Schalin, Pope Center, February 29
· The Ivory Tower Leans Left, But Why?, Naomi Schaefer Riley, WSJ, February 29
· Getting Our Arms Around Military Education, Clifford Adelman, Inside Higher Ed, February 29
· Columbia: The Plagiarist And The Noose, Ashley Thorne, NAS, February 28
· The Virginia School, Nicholas Desai, Doublethink, February 28
· The Uses Of Student Funds At Columbia, Chris Kulawik, Columbia Spectator, February 27
· Liberating The Lawyers, George Leef, Clarion Call, February 27
· The Harm Of Diversity, Editorial, Stanford Daily, February 27
· Meddling Would Hurt College Finances, Steve Renaldi, Detroit News, February 27
· How To Make SMU Better, J. Matthew Wilson & Benjamin Johnson, Dallas Morning News, February 27
· Who Educates The Whole Person?, Tom Wood, NAS, February 26
· Red Alert: Brandeis University, Samantha Harris, FIRE, February 26
· Gap Years: No, Stefanie DeLuca, USA Today, February 26
· Gap Years: Yes, Editorial, USA Today, Feburary 26
· The Campus Rape Myth, Heather MacDonald, City Journal, February 25
· Contemptible Columbia, Editorial, New York Post, February 25
· Academic Job Experience Not Wanted, Stanley Fish, New York Times, February 25
· A Happily Biased School Of Social Work, Ashley Thorne, NAS, February 22
· Academic Gibberish And The Hermeneutics Of Mistrust, Patrick J. Deneen, Minding The Campus, February 21
· College Assessment Changes Everything, Gerald Graff, Inside Higher Ed, February 21
· Legacy Admissions - Affirmative Action For The Rich, George Leef, Clarion Call, February 20
· Legacies Of Injustice, Shikha Dalmia, Reason, February 20
· Benson Has What It Takes For CU, Sandy Hume, Rocky Mountain News, February 20
· Georgetown's Wahabbi Front, Patrick Poole. FrontPage, February 20
· The Internship Racket, Anthony Paletta, Inside Higher Ed, February 19
· Individual Rights At Risk - Podcast, Samantha Harris, FIRE, February 19
· Open Access To Harvard Insights, Editorial, Boston Globe, February 19
· Bring Sportsmanship Back To College Athletics, Jay Schalin, Pope Center, February 19
· Ignoring The Ideological Elephant In The Classroom, Jay Schalin, Pope Center, Feburary 15
· Speech Code Of The Month - University Of Utah, Samantha Harris, FIRE, February 15
· Coddling Islamists At U. Del, Winfield Myers, FrontPage, February 15
· Global U., Andrew Ross, Inside Higher Ed, February 15
· Congress: Keep Your Hands Off Our Education, Editorial, Michigan Review, February 14
· Take Back The Date, Allison Kasic, Townhall, February 14
· Forgotten Columbians, Chris Kulawik, Columbia Spectator, February 13
· Making College Finances An Open Book, Guilbert Brown, Clarion Call, February 13
· Is Your College Student Safe?, Lisa Collier Cool & Fran Lostys, Reader's Digest, February 13
· What Explains The New Colorado U President?, Editorial, Rocky Mountain News, February 13
· FIRE Co-Founder Wins Award, Samantha Harris, FIRE, February 13
· V-Day Makes Mockery Of Women's Issues, Jenna Robinson, Mountain Xpress, February 13
· Academic Freedom, Outside The Academy?, Alan Contreras, Inside Higher Ed, February 12
· Let's Cheer Colleges' Aid-Reform Efforts, Godfrey Ilonzo, Atlanta Journal-Constitution, February 12
· Eminent Domain At Columbia: Properties And Principles, Evan Daar, The Current, February 12
· The University Has No Clothes, Stuart Taylor, National Journal, Feburary 11
· Stop Throwing Tax Dollars At Well-Funded Colleges, Melanie Scarborough, SF Examiner, February 11
· Wright To Step Down In 2009, A.S. Erickson, Dartmouth Review, February 11
· Graduation Brings Diploma, Huge Debt, Editorial, Minneapolis Star-Tribune, February 11
· Can Liberal Arts Colleges Be Saved?, Victor E. Ferrall Jr., Inside Higher Ed, February 11
· College Tuition Inflaters, Neal McCluskey, American Spectator, Feburary 11
· Education And The Candidates, Editorial, Washington Times, February 8
· A Call For Professional Attire, Erik M. Jensen, Inside Higher Ed, February 8
· Bias At UVA, Christa Byker, Cavalier Daily, February 7
· FIRE On Campus: A Video Introduction, Evan Coyne Maloney, FIRE, February 7
· Real Progress On College Affordability, Howard P. McKeon, Inside Higher Ed, February 7
· A Challenge To Higher Ed's Lack Of Purpose, George Leef, Clarion Call, February 6
· Discounting To College Affordability?, William G. Durden & Robert J. Massa, Inside Higher Ed, February 5
· UVA Recognizes Rejected Conservative Group, Luke Sheehan, FIRE, February 5
· Wayne State Owes Students 5.3 Million, Editorial, Detroit News, February 5
· Hot Strippers And Slow Learners At Duke, Jay Schalin, Pope Center, February 4
· Colleges And The Numbers Game, Ralph Whitehead Jr. Boston Globe, February 4
· Public Intellectuals?, Jeffrey R. Di Leo, Inside Higher Ed, Feburary 4
· In Praise Of Senioritis, Jay Mathews, Washington Post, February 4
· Stanford Quashes Unpopular Invitations, Tristan Abbey, Stanford Review, February 1
· Alabama-Huntsville Ends Suit Against Critical Student, FIRE, February 1
· Trustee Wisdom, Editorial, New York Sun, February 1
· Res Life And The Decline Of The Campus Community, Tom Wood, NAS, January 31
· A Required College Spending Amount? No., George Leef, Clarion Call, January 30
· A Required College Spending Amount? Yes., Jay Schalin, Clarion Call, January 30
· More Pell Vouchers?, Editorial, Wall Street Journal, January 30
· Financing College, Editorial, Dallas Morning News, January 30
· Victory At St. Louis Community College, FIRE, January 30
· Rich Colleges, Poor Students, Editorial, Christian Science Monitor, January 30
· DePaul's 1984 Moment, Nicholas G. Hahn III, FrontPage, January 29

 

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