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Ed Schools Are Enforcing Ideological Uniformity

Lyell Asher examines the impact widespread ed school training has on academia at large.

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Nebraska’s Showdown over Free Speech

The small but momentous clash at the University of Nebraska is indicative of larger political disagreements over free speech.

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Should the University Be Practical or about Truth-Seeking?

JMC fellow Elizabeth Corey offers some reflections about the differing purposes of the university.

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Do College Students Care about the Humanities?

JMC fellow Mark Bauerlein considers OU's rigorous literature course and how students respond to it.

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The Abandonment of the Liberal Arts in Higher Education

Notre Dame Professor Christian Smith offers a critique of the socially-destructive patterns in higher education.

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Wilfred McClay on Meritocracy in Higher Education

An article by Wilfred McClay in the Chronicle Review discusses the adverse effects of higher education's devotion to meritocracy for American society.

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David Bromwich on Free Speech

David Bromwich published an article in The Chronicle Review discussing the growing censorship of speech on college campuses.

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Roosevelt Montás: Democracy and Higher Education

Roosevelt Montás' article in Chronicle of Higher Education on the importance of teaching modern students about the foundations of our liberal democracy

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Peter Wood on the Growing Contempt for Colleges

NAS President Peter Wood discusses the problematic politicization of higher education in America.

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