The Pushback Against Title IX Critics
Students at Wellesley oppose journalist Emily Yoffe speaking against the abuses of Title IX, saying she spreads a "toxic ideology." On the Wellesley News.
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What about a Christian Liberal Arts Work College?
As liberal arts colleges struggle to attract students, taking Berea College and Deep Springs College as a model could provide a stronger foundation for struggling Christian schools. On the Pietist Schoolman.
USC Student Files Title IX Complaint After Insensitive Answer on Class Project
A failed joke from one student on a group project in an education class led to a Title IX complaint and a demand for racial sensitivity training. On Reason.
Federal Intervention Threatens Higher Ed’s Success
As the federal government gets more involved in colleges, costs will continue to climb and the long-term benefits of a college degree could fall. On the American Spectator.
Free Speech Is about Free People
Empowering college officials and politicians to declare what speech is acceptable undermines the rights and freedoms of students. On Times Higher Education.
Dartmouth Gets Sued for Professor Misconduct Toward Students
The lawsuit, brought by seven students, accuses Dartmouth of enabling misconduct and assault by three psychology professors. On Inside Higher Ed.
Microenterprise Program at East Carolina Wants to Rejuvenate Economy
Student teams will work with local businesses to develop business plans and grow small firms with grants from the university. On the Daily Reflector.
Intellectual Diversity Is More Than Mirroring Society
Welcoming different opinion is a matter of giving students an open platform to question ideas and ensuring universities focus on pursuing truth. On Heterodox Academy.
College Reform Starts Before Freshmen Reach Campus
Modifying the college application process and emphasizing civics in high school could go a long way in changing speech culture on campus. On the Weekly Standard.
Using Job Data to Set a College’s Curriculum
At Missoula College in Montana, officials steer students toward higher-paying, in-demand jobs. On the Hechinger Report.