Is Hamilton the Next Dartmouth?

ACE’s ‘Statement on Academic Rights and Responsibilities’

Victory for Press Freedom at Craven Community College

In a victory for freedom of the student press, North Carolina’s Craven Community College has agreed to respect the independence of its student newspaper, The Communicator.

The Cost of Growing College Administrations

Professor Vedder takes note of the widely observed phenomenon of college costs going up much further and faster than the student population served.

Truth in Advertising at Harvard

At FIRE, one of our core beliefs is that universities must engage in truth in advertising.

Occidental College President Steps Down

Ted Mitchell, president of Occidental College in Los Angeles, officially announced yesterday that he will be stepping down.

Respecting Free Speech at UC Irvine

UC Irvine’s vice chancellor wrote an excellent opinion piece about freedom of speech in the campus newspaper.

Due Process at Middlebury

The Village Voice highlights one of the major problems at many American colleges and universities: the complete lack of due process in university judicial systems.

The Rise and Fall of Testaclese: Double Standards at Roger Williams University

When the College Republicans at Roger Williams University in Rhode Island staged a satire called The Penis Monologues, the official reaction was horror.

Thought Reform in Disguise

THE DEVIL may be in the details of the reports of The Task Force on Women Faculty and The Task Force on Women in Science and Engineering, issued earlier this month at Harvard.