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Opinion

The Push for Viewpoint Diversity Misses the Point

What matters is not a mere diversity of views on campus but rather our disposition toward different ideas.

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Opinion

Collective Punishment, Early Decision Edition

Punishing every student at a school because a single student broke an early-decision commitment is poor form.

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Opinion

It’s Not Enough to Say No to the Compact

Colleges must take the challenge to address affordability seriously—or else cede the issue to Trump.

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Opinion

Who Is the Monster?

We have created an educational system that too often breeds academic dishonesty.

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Opinion

Loan Forgiveness Becomes a Tool for Authoritarianism

The unaffordability of college makes it easier for President Trump to build up ICE and advance an authoritarian agenda.

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Opinion

Universities Can’t Pursue Truth Without Viewpoint Diversity

This is what we wish critics of the concept on both the left and right would understand.

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Opinion

The Case Against AI Disclosure Statements

There’s a reason students don’t want to admit their use of AI, even in classes where it’s permitted.

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Opinion

The Enrollment Cliff Is Worse Than We Think

The challenge is far greater if we pay attention to college-readiness data.