Conservative Affirmative Action Nixed in SD
The South Dakota state Senate killed a bill yesterday that would have required the state’s universities to publish an annual report detailing how they are…
The South Dakota state Senate killed a bill yesterday that would have required the state’s universities to publish an annual report detailing how they are…
Commentary from erstwhile Review editor Stefan Beck ’04: “I don’t know why somebody hadn’t thought of it before: the solution to starvation is free rice…
Today’s Journal runs a brief opinion piece on the event, calling the faculty ouster indicative of a shifiting paradigm in higher education. Summers is just…
Today’s “Quick Takes” from Inside Higher Ed notes that both the Review and the Dartmouth Free Press have published the Danish cartoons of Mohammed to…
Summers has indeed resigned as Harvard’s president. Former president Derek Bok, whose new book, Our Underachieving Colleges, will be reviewed in the next issue of…
So the Crimson reports.
I give this about a zero percent chance of working. — Forwarded message from Christina F. Jimenez — Tomorrow we have the chance to make…
Soon-to-depart Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences Michael Gazzaniga takes to the pages of the New York Times to argue that “all clones are not…
Mark Henrie ’87, now a senior editor at ISI Books and the editor of the Intercollegiate Review and Modern Age, will be speaking on campus…
I rarely post here, but I thought that this story merited mention, especially from a college newspaper perspective. The top editors of the Daily Illini…