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Inside Xi Jinping’s Exchange Student Scheme
The Chinese strongman has offered an educational program for thousands of Americans, leaving many suspicious of his true intentions.
Discrimination Still Happens in College Admissions
It is illegal for institutions of higher education to discriminate on the basis of race, yet many universities have continued DEI practices.
What Does ‘Consent’ Mean?
The Cornell 7 case grows more convoluted, exposing the Left’s disordered morality.
Cornell 7 Thrown Under the Letitia James Bus
Guilty until proven innocent is the operating standard for New York’s Democrat attorney general in the case of Cornell rape allegations.
Why the Cornell Rape Allegations Are More Complicated Than Instagram Says
Across social media, the case has become almost a moral litmus test, with people treating the accusation itself as proof of guilt.
The Cornell 7 — Another Rape Hoax?
This story is a perfect example of how two things can be true at once.
Can Congress Protect College Sports?
As with seemingly everything these days, when a problem arises, everyone looks to Washington for solutions.
Taxpayer-Funded Socialist Breeding Campuses
“Every campus forms students whether it says so out loud or not. The only question is by whom, and toward what.”
Coddling the College Freshmen
The University of Michigan, one of the nation’s leading public universities, is giving out participation trophies to its first-semester students to protect them from the horrors of letter grades.
Some Colleges and Universities Are Restoring Civility on Campus
A growing number of colleges and universities have launched well-funded efforts to restore civility among students.
Cambridge Con Man
University of Cambridge Prof Jason Arday, stands accused of plagiarism, falsifying his qualifications, and fabricating his life history.
Young Americans Are Opposing Iran Without Understanding It
Many students are being exposed to one-sided perspectives on foreign policy by professors who often present American power through a largely critical lens.
UC: Say, Maybe the SAT and ACT Were a Good Idea
The University of California is reconsidering its decision to eliminate the tests as admission requirements after years of declining scores and readiness.
Yale Medical School’s Racial Favoritism
The Justice Department says the school discriminates against whites and Asians, while “race preferences elevate Black and Hispanic applicants in the admissions process.”
Pro-Israel Commencement Speaker Canceled
Georgetown Law replaced a Jewish commencement speaker with a professor who compared antisemitism hearings to “McCarthyism.”
Gender-Confused Smith College Probed
The “all-women’s school” must realign its policies to reject the admission of men. Otherwise, it will face the consequences.
Missouri State Removed Its Bias Response Team After a Lawsuit Challenged It
When universities create systems that censor speech, students and outside organizations cannot simply complain about the problem. They have to challenge it directly.
Left-Wing Academics and the Social(ist) Sciences
It’s no surprise that the social sciences are dominated by progressives, though that trend means significantly less academic freedom over time.
College Degrees Yielding Service Jobs With Low Wages
“More people are also graduating with college degrees, heightening the competition for entry-level white-collar jobs.”
Hegseth Replaces Woke Ivy League Military Fellowships
The secretary of war is ensuring that those who educate and facilitate our military leaders don’t hold a dangerously anti-American ideology.