Cornell Faculty Group Condemns University President Who Was Surrounded by Protesters in Car
We previously discussed the recent incident involving President Michael Kotlikoff, who was accused of hitting a protester while trying to…
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We previously discussed the recent incident involving President Michael Kotlikoff, who was accused of hitting a protester while trying to…
Harvard’s new grade cap vindicates Harvey Mansfield, a professor whose solitary crusade gave him the nickname Harvey ‘C-Minus’ Mansfield, writes Novi Zhukovsky.
The next phase of civic renewal cannot be measured by graduation requirements or appropriations. It will be measured by whether schools, universities, congregations, and civic organizations rebuild th...
The Rogue Community College Academic Catalog contains everything you need to know about our programs and courses. In addition, you’ll find helpful information about admissions and registration, studen...
Thousands of Ohioans were in line to get a break on their massive childcare costs. Then the Trump administration proposed canceling it. That rule has gone final and is expected to take effect July 13....
Against a red background, three men in colonial attire are marching.
What draws so many veterans to fiction after war? Elliot Ackerman and fellow novelist Karl Marlantes reflect on storytelling, remembrance, and the search for meaning after combat.
The “A Nation of Artists” exhibition at the Philadelphia Museum of Art reminds us that America is a cultural and civilizational project shaped by generations of artists, craftsmen, immigrants, laborer...
The first time a 5-year-old told me swimming wasn’t for him, I asked him what he meant. He shrugged. No one in his family had ever learned. It just wasn’t for people like them. And he said it in the s...
5/25/1861: John Merryman arrested. Chief Justice Taney ruled that his detention was unconstitutional in Ex Parte Merryman. The post Today in Supreme Court History: May 25, 1861 appeared first on Reaso...
Most graduation speeches are either bland, preachy, or instantly forgotten. Arthur Brooks has four rules for giving one graduates might actually remember.
Mary Moody bought Silver Bluff Kids Early Learning Center in 2023, one of seven childcare centers set to close in western North Carolina at the time. The owners cited insufficient childcare subsidy fu...
A woman smoking a cigarette inside a bar
How to remember the vanishing generation. Tyler Cowen’s seven ways to avoid losing your job to AI. And much more.
Critics say the president’s peace offering hands Iran victory. But they don’t acknowledge the biggest risk of restarting the war, writes Eli Lake.
Go into the office, embrace ‘messy jobs,’ and other dos and don’ts for the future workplace in the age of AI, advises Tyler Cowen.
As Memorial Day arrives, Herman Wouk’s ‘War and Remembrance’ remains a powerful reminder that history survives only when we can still imagine the people trapped inside it, writes Aaron MacLean.
Mug shot of T'Nae Harrell against the backdrop of police lights
The General Assembly tests the courts to see what it can get away with.
I participated, along with prominent legal scholars Gabriel Chin and Paul Finkelman.