“Craving Connection, Some Gen-Z Students Unplug”
How Do We Produce AI Literate Graduates?
“That need is likely to become only more urgent. AI is reshaping organizational structures and career paths within industries, as the technology takes over both routine tasks and those requiring technical expertise… The question remains whether a critical number of faculty members will be willing to learn, and teach, about AI, even if they dislike […]
“Plans To Hike The College-Endowment Tax Are Taking Shape”
A Lengthy Invective Against Trendy Pedagogy
“What Is The Demographic Cliff?” <— A Helpful Video
“Universities Need To Defend Themselves, Nor Remain Neutral”
“The authors of [the Kalven Report] note that there is an important exception to the general stance of institutional neutrality: “From time to time instances will arise in which the society, or segments of it, threaten the very mission of the university and its value of free inquiry. In such a crisis, it becomes the […]
DEI Legislation Tracker (February, 2025)
“We are tracking 123 bills in 29 states and the US Congress. Since 2023, 123 have been introduced. 15 have final legislative approval. 15 have become law. 71 have been tabled, failed to pass, or been vetoed.”
“The Rise (And Fall?) Of The National Science Foundation”
“Universities Must Reject Creeping Politicization”
“Some universities have exacerbated the situation by drifting from their core purposes of education and research to take official positions on political and social issues. This has led many to see universities as just another ideological combatant in the daily political struggle… With so much at stake, universities must return to their foundational purpose and […]
The Dept Of Ed Letter Is “A Widely Expansive Distortion Of The Court’s Ruling”
“As a legal and education scholar over the last 15 years, I have played a leading role in litigation on race-conscious admissions as counsel of record in “friend of the court” briefs filed before the U.S. Supreme Court. And I have examined the role of past guidance from OCR, which has historically served as a […]