Letters

We should revamp American support systems to repel the increasingly entrenched cognitive and plutocratic classes. But let's not dismiss "up by the bootstraps" entirely.

Many of the "experiments" favored by administrators and advocates for disruption tend to hurt college faculty and staff members.

Do worries about exam pass rates and clinical placements lead programs to discriminate against underrepresented populations and shun innovation?

Articles that "support the belief that good course design is a panacea that eliminates cheating" don't help online learning.

The country may not be able to afford loan forgiveness and more grant aid. The former may be more politically popular.

Is the self-preservation of colleges really to be balanced with human life?

"Why consolidate by two, when you could do the same with three or four? It follows the same argument while providing even greater efficiencies."

Proof that "while the internet comments section is not always a lovely place,... it is beneficial for these moments wherein a person makes a clearly ludicrous statement in need of a quick and hearty rebuttal."