The “Merit-First” Fantasy of Bari Weiss’ Anti-Woke University
At the University of Austin, an anti-woke application claims to restore fairness—while promoting the opposite.
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There is No Excuse for Student Food Insecurity
At colleges around the United States, students are struggling through class without knowing where their next meal will come from. That has to end.
AI is Destroying the University and Learning Itself
Students use AI to write papers, professors use AI to grade them, degrees become meaningless, and tech companies make fortunes. Welcome to the death of higher education.
The Community College Is One of America’s Greatest Achievements—And It Needs Our Help
Community colleges unite students across class and race—something elite universities only pretend to do. Preserving and expanding them may be key to repairing our divided nation.
The Myth of the Marxist University
Academia is not full of radicals. There just aren’t many Republicans, perhaps because Republicans despise the academy’s values of open-mindedness and critical inquiry.
How To Comply With Louisiana’s New Ten Commandments Law
Teachers are now required to post the commandments in classrooms. But the law has some giant loopholes, and we’re here to help educators use them.
What's Wrong With Literacy Programs
Revolutionary Cuba treated literacy as a form of liberation. US literacy efforts rely on charity and volunteerism. The difference in approach is striking.
The Possibilities for Child Liberation
Children's liberation movements have challenged the notion that limited responsibilities for young people must come with limited rights.