Peter Robinson and Todd Zywicki have been elected to the Dartmouth College Board of Trustees, where they will no doubt work to transform Dartmouth into a true marketplace of ideas
Check out this very interesting article by Scott Jaschik in today’s Inside Higher Education about the Phantom Blogger who may have lost her job because of her online frankness.
This article originally appeared on Fox News: The New York Sun says a grad student was deemed unfit to teach and kicked out of his program after he expressed skepticism about multicultural education and support for corporal punishment in the classroom.
Roger Kimball, author of "Tenured Radicals, Revised: How Politics has Corrupted Our Higher Education," provides an analysis of the causes of the current crisis in higher education and provides potential solutions.
We have seen numerous cases of censorship and retaliation against faculty for expressing or defending controversial viewpoints deemed unacceptable by authoritarian campus administrators, we know how difficult it can be to stand up for others when you could risk putting your own job on the line.
Ever since I launched the campaign for an Academic Bill of Rights in October 2003, the most salient feature of the battle against it has been the dishonesty of its academic opponents.
Our illustrious program associate, Alexis Zoberg, who handles our case intake, has prepared an excellent summary of another crazy case of repression on college campuses.
