higher education

American skepticism toward college isn’t “unsettling” or “dangerous”; it’s completely justified and should serve as a wake-up call to colleges to change course.

One of our ongoing, recurring themes is – College IS for Dummies.

Does the First Amendment allow public universities to adopt rules prohibiting hate speech? Seventy-four percent of us attending a National Constitution Center debate said no.

Responding to U.S. Attorney General Jeff Sessions’ announcement the Trump administration will begin siding with plaintiffs in challenging public universities that fail to uphold freedom of speech.

There’s no safe space at the modern college for the U.S. Constitution.

The Pope Center for Higher Education has released its “What a Year! Ten Trends in Higher Ed in 2015.”  An overview with snippets is presented below. Read the details here.…

In Today’s Heartland Daily Podcast, Managing Editor of Environment and Climate News H. Sterling Burnett speaks with Rachelle Peterson and Peter Wood of the National Association of scholars. After sharing the history and mission of the NAS, Peter and Rachelle discuss their new report: “Sustainability: Higher Education’s New Fundamentalism.”

David L. Goetsch in his book, “Liberal Tyranny in Higher Education”, sees multiculturalism as the leftist code for a worldview that seeks the destruction of Christianity and traditional American values. Although everyone and everything is supposed to be equal, universal equality is preached but not actually believed. Multicultural elitists not only reject the values of those who pay their salaries, they do everything in their power to subvert their values. Elitists in academia go beyond just advocating multiculturalism, they worship at the altar of this misguided, socially cancerous worldview.

Victor Davis Hanson is a well-known historian, commentator, and senior fellow at Stanford University’s Hoover Institution. He is collaborating with Pajamas Media on a project called Freedom Academy- an online resource that allows the average reader to delve into a brief survey of western civilization and values.

Mr. Pomerleau explains why “tax credits for higher education may not be the best way to encourage college attendance.”

Now, expenditures on expenditures on R&D are included.

As a current college student, I’ve kept close tabs on the student loans/tuition debate. As a fairly indebted college student, I’ve even wished for the easiest way out of my…

University presidents are becoming ever more plutocratic even as the students find it harder and harder to pay for their studies.