Choose Your Own Summer Reading Program
Put on your thinking caps, remember your favorite books, and come up with your own summer reading program.
Why Go to College?
George Leef comments on a recent essay suggesting that students are attending college for the wrong reasons.
Global Warming Grinches Steal Earth Day
Instead of promoting understanding of the environment as intended, the annual event now promotes the ideology of climate change alarmists.
Making Summer Reading Programs Matter
University summer reading programs can be made much more meaningful than they currently are.
Blueprint for a Tower of Babel
UNC-Chapel Hill’s Summer Reading Program picks a book that promotes divisive identity politics.
UNC-W Professor Defends Free Speech
Mike Adams urges conservatives to take action
Great Books: The “Comeback Kid” of Higher Education?
In the right settings, students embrace classic texts.
Engaging the Disengaged Student
In a new book, The First Year Out, a sociology professor suggests colleges teach according to how students learn.
A Dream Derailed
Martin Luther King’s dream of a color-blind society is threatened by government racial preferences.
Academic Freedom: Just How Far Does It Extend?
Robert O’Neil’s new book probes the meaning of academic freedom and sees threats to it.