Claudine Gay’s Misguided Defenders
Damning facts shouldn’t be ignored just because they’re brought to light by the ‘wrong’ kind of person
A collection of 56 posts
Damning facts shouldn’t be ignored just because they’re brought to light by the ‘wrong’ kind of person
And how higher education can reform from within.
A conversation with heterodox sociologist Andrew Glover.
To suggest that a spirited discussion of the importance of sex and gender in archeology threatens “scientific integrity” is to misunderstand the nature of science.
Men are disappearing from science and academia. The public perception is, however, exactly the opposite.
Are racial preferences in university admissions really dead?
The coming cultural collapse of American higher education.
Following on an investigative report detailing McMaster University’s mishandling of false sex-ring accusations in 2020, here are four lessons to help prevent a recurrence
The disgraceful scenes at Stanford are a flawless embodiment of how diversity doctrine distorts academic life and constrains decision-making.
The campaign to ban Critical Race Theory and other ‘woke’ dogmas channels the same illiberal spirit that conservatives claim to oppose.
Academia is a mess, but there is still hope.
In their recruitment efforts, some schools now flat-out exclude white males who don’t self-identify as disabled or LGBT.
Our campuses are stuffed with non-academic office workers. If elected to Harvard’s Board of Overseers, I‘ll propose firing most of them.
Human identity is inextricably tied to group affiliation. So what happens when all the groups we know and love become ‘problematic’?
Roland Fryer Jr.’s life is a movie script: A man abandoned by his mom and raised by an alcoholic dad became the youngest black professor to ever secure tenure at Harvard University. After ascending to the academic elite, Fryer didn’t resign himself to irrelevant technical puzzles; he put