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Report: Humanities Majors Disappearing
Anxiety about job prospects and heavy reading loads have led to dramatic declines in humanities majors since 2012, according to the American Academy of Arts and Sciences.
A Year After Charlie Kirk’s Killing, We Are Still in a Crisis of Mattering
Civil society depends on dialogue and civic discourse, yes—but that won’t be enough if citizens feel like they don’t matter.
As Federal Athletics Reform Stalls, SEC Flexes on LSU
Louisiana State University sought to sign two former NFL players, spurring threats of expulsion and a lawsuit from the Southeastern Conference. Now, LSU is backpedaling.
Central Arkansas Resolves Race-Based Scholarships Investigation
After Kirk’s Death, a Third of Students Say Posting ‘MAGA’ Is a Fireable Offense
The Israel-Palestine conflict remains the most taboo topic on college campuses, according to FIRE’s latest free speech report.
Athletes Who Don’t Make It in the Pros Should Be Able to Return to College, With Caveats
Let the players come back, finish their degrees and use whatever collegiate eligibility they legitimately have remaining.
ABA Accreditation Council Repeals Diversity Standard
In a 10-to-6 vote, the council scrapped a long-standing requirement that law schools “demonstrate by concrete action a commitment to diversity and inclusion.”
