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Features

Annual Pope Center Conference Set for Oct. 8

Ohio University Economics professor and author Richard K. Vedder will be the keynote speaker at the annual John W. Pope Center Higher Education Conference, to be held Saturday, Oct. 8, at the Hilton Hotel in Research Triangle Park.

News

Good News on Free Speech

Professors and students have won a few pivotal victories for academic freedom but, while the good news is welcome, the bad news is…well, a good way to describe most of what is happening in education today.

News

Frankonomics

At least one economist at Rhode Island College, like too many of her academic counterparts, does not let trends in the economy cloud her economic views.

Perspectives

Academic Inbreeding

By practicing the craft of tracing history that they themselves reject, we can see how we get the revisionist historians who, for better or worse, mostly the latter, now dominate academia

College Prep

Bard Blues

A veteran teacher explains why she thinks that Shakespeare is “the world’s ultimate rapper.”

News

Freshmen Orientation

Going back to school at the end of summer vacation, always a bittersweet experience for college students, now, with politically correct reeducation, can be just bitter.

News

Dead Greek Guys

After successfully routing the “Dead White Guys” some of us still refer to as America’s founding fathers from classrooms in the United States, the multiculturalists have a new target—ancient philosophers.

College Prep

Education Myths

Why are we now spending over 500 billion dollars on education annually without much to show for it?

Book Reviews

Blue Book Breakdown

If you’re wondering what American students are learning about history these days, it’s worth spending a few minutes reading some entries from Non Campus Mentis.