Defining Oppression Down
NC State University’s “Tunnel of Oppression” treated mainstream political opinions as forms of oppression.
Author Profile
Duke Cheston
Duke Cheston worked as a reporter and writer for the Pope Center from 2010 to 2013. He is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he studied biology. At UNC, he wrote for Carolina Review, bringing attention to UNC's only conservative publication with a number of provocative articles. He won several awards, including "Best Newcomer" and "Article of the Year." Also at UNC he was administrative and executive vice chairman of the College Republicans and was elected to the Student Congress in 2009.Articles by Duke Cheston
Hey, Look! Money!
North Carolina’s community colleges will receive an extra $10.8 million next year, and here’s how they will spend it.
The Dust Storm in the Desert
Arizona State University president Michael Crow has been shaking things up, with mixed results.
Board Games
North Carolina’s new State Board of Proprietary Schools is assuming licensing authority over for-profit schools from the community college system.
Baby Steps at Community Colleges
Consolidating “dual enrollment” programs is a small step toward a more efficient public education.
The Buckley Approach to Higher Ed Reform
William F. Buckley, Jr.’s provocative book God and Man at Yale turned 60 last month.
How to Fix the Humanities
A group of scholars at Baylor University favor a revitalized theological humanism.
Power to the Professors
A new book claims the institution of tenure is responsible for many of the ills of higher education.
An Unhealthy Precedent
UNC Health Care’s justifications for owning a hospital system ring hollow.
Online Higher Ed Poised to Break Out?
Innovative Western Governors University may hold the answers to the problems of distance learning.