Consider that 250 years after our founding, we have more than 4,000 colleges and universities in the United States, but little in terms of meaningful choice.

Demand reforms, and wait until those reforms are carried out before you give them another dime.

Shame on the university for having appointed Garrett Felber in the first place, as it should have been clear he is far more interested in political activism than in teaching history.

In order to find a true fix to the student debt crisis, we must remove universities’ power to act as irresponsible, gouging gatekeepers.

Elon University deserves to be shamed and shunned by alumni who care about the basic tenet of democracy—free expression.

Something went wrong with the rapidly expanding university in the 1960s, and the new 21st century, high-tech, globalized campus has made the mess it inherited dangerous.

America’s less-elite schools clearly have greater ideological diversity among their students – and less willingness among them to accept the suppression of free speech.

The student victims of Sarah Lawrence College, subjected to the constant din of their worthlessness, sought love and redemption from a 60-year-old pimp who promised both—but delivered only misery.

The Republican Party claims to fear socialism, yet does little to stop its ascendancy. It’s almost as if they don’t want to fight, let alone win.