Indiana AG questions IU’s Kinsey funding ban compliance
OPINION: Attorney General Todd Rokita is looking into IU’s compliance with state law which bans funding of Kinsey Institute Indiana University’s Kinsey Institute is finally facing legal scrutiny from...
View ArticleDuke highlights ‘underrepresented minorities’ in incoming medical class
OPINION: Identity politics trumping science, achievement to detriment of higher ed Race and gender are a big deal at the Duke University School of Medicine – and not solely for the purpose of...
View Article‘Sexism’ drives Harris opponents, scholars say
OPINION: Sexism apparently just means noting differences between both sexes Some voters are skeptical of voting for Vice President Kamala Harris due to sexism, a trio of political scientists argued...
View ArticleDear recent college grads – here’s how to thrive at work
OPINION: Knowing what your manager wants and how to do a good job will reduce anxiety Recent college grads starting their new jobs are anxious about work – but they do not need to be. A new survey from...
View ArticleAcademic journal slams online ‘outrage machine’ coming after pro-life scholars
OPINION: ‘Behaviour is … antithetical to what academic freedom is all about’ Editors of the academic journal Bioethics just sent a strong message to the online “outrage machine” that tries to cancel...
View ArticleI took my teenager to see the new ‘Reagan’ movie. You should too.
OPINION: When she comes across biased textbooks and bitter professors in the future, she will be able to better discern fact from distortion When people ask me why I’m a conservative, I often quip: “I...
View ArticleYale divinity students forced to read from witch’s ‘spell’ at orientation
UPDATED OPINION: Yale’s orientation coerced students to participate in ‘spell’ Yale’s Divinity School coerced students to read from a “spell” written by a “witch” as part of its Before the Fall...
View ArticleFired Stanford lecturer who singled out Jewish student loses lawsuit
OPINION: Even if he ends up establishing a legal claim, his judgment is questionable A Stanford University lecturer who conducted an academic “exercise” on the Israel-Hamas conflict suffered a legal...
View ArticleSasse should forgo part of $1 million salary
OPINION: Sasse is in a tough position, but it is unjust for him to make the same salary for less work Ben Sasse should forfeit part of his $1 million salary that is guaranteed for the next four years....
View ArticleHarvard to train ‘planetary healers’
OPINION: New concentration part of medicine’s push to incorporate climate change into health care The planet is sick, so says the environmentalists, but here comes Harvard University heal it. The Ivy...
View ArticleNo, college student, not watching the Paralympics doesn’t make one ‘ableist’
OPINION: No amount of liberal shaming will make conservatives watch or open their wallets When it comes to sports and popular culture, progressives love shaming and vilifying those who don’t watch...
View ArticleEconomist group has 45 DEI panels, refuses one on Hayek
OPINION: As a reminder, many academics oppose free and open debate The American Economic Association found space for at least 45 panels on DEI at its upcoming conference – but had no room for a...
View ArticleGo see Matt Walsh’s new anti-DEI film
OPINION: ‘Am I Racist?’ further proves ‘antiracism’ is unserious The “diversity, equity, and inclusion” industry is built on contradictions and high-priced consultants, as Matt Walsh’s latest movie...
View ArticleCanada spends over $32K for ‘intersectional feminist report’ on outer space...
Current approaches are ‘heavily Western, state-centric, militarized, masculinized, and colonial’ If humanity is to move beyond the bounds of its earthly confines, adequate technology isn’t the only...
View ArticlePro-life Yale group returns at ‘largely pro-choice campus’
OPINION: Yale provides for student abortions in its health plans and can be hostile to pro-life views. Some students are still dedicated to creating a culture of life Pro-life Yale University students...
View ArticleForeign Cornell student disrupts Boeing event, may take plane home soon
OPINION: University pulled his student visa after this United Kingdom student helped lead the cancelation of a job fair When Momodou Taal disrupted a job fair at Cornell University, little did he know...
View ArticleGen Z: The ‘educated’ tyrant class?
Current notion of free speech must be altered to exclude ‘hate speech’ Ever since January 6, 2021 the Left has stuck with the campaign slogan that anything with which they disagree is a “threat to...
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