…1. Teachers learn best from each other. 2. There is power in diversity; the more diversity, the richer the outcome. Here, “diversity” refers to teaching discipline. Participants are put into…
…writing course. Furthermore, the program almost seems to deny the concept of core knowledge, instead replacing it with core “sentiments” suggesting that diversity and environmentalism are good. This is accomplished…
…viewpoint diversity on campus is a practical approach to ensuring that students learn at least some of the aforementioned virtues. George offers excellent examples from his own experience of ways…
…the University of Virginia, and Washington & Lee have decided to unite around the principles of free speech, academic freedom, and viewpoint diversity. These alumni groups aren’t working in isolation,…
…what seemed like just another grievance into an opportunity to promote a Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) agenda. What begins as a crackpot idea often finds its way into university…
In the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to forbid racial admissions preferences in SFFA v. Harvard and UNC, collegiate diversity proponents have taken aim at other preference regimes thought…
…be entirely independent of all political or sectarian influence and kept free therefrom.” If diversity of thought is indeed a goal, then why is William Peris, the political science lecturer…
…to do a better job of heartening that balance—I don’t think we have enough of it; we need to work on it. We talk about diversity: diversity of thought, diversity…
…not mention her presidential campaigns, nor her award. ASU officials have yet to require students to participate in so-called “diversity trainings,” but such a requirement may not be far off….
…the Trustees were to permit departments now to require a Shibboleth (Judges 12 :5-6) statement avowing allegiance to the compulsory practices of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusivity, would this qualify as…