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The U.S. Supreme Court's decision in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard—which effectively banned racial preferences in higher... Read More

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At a time when the average tenure of a college president has dipped below six years, Ronald J. Daniels is beginning his 18th year at the helm... Read More

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of Chicago will prohibit AI use in its core social science courses starting this fall, according to a memo from the Social Sciences... Read More

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Grade inflation is headline news again. Harvard’s decision to cap flat A’s has revived familiar arguments about weakened... Read More

My 18-year-old student sat in my office, apologizing for his conservative views. He was eager to please me, a professor well to his left... Read More