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The Emergency Teacher is a heartbreaking true story of public education in the badlands of North Philadelphia.

When the ABA passes judgment on a law school, it looks at such matters as the size of the library, the teaching load of the faculty, and (of course) the extent to which the school is “diverse.” Whether the classes are taught competently is not directly investigated.

Dan Rather acknowledged his arrogance publicly, but with no mention of those memos.

The academic lockout of military recruiters has ended, at least according to the Supreme Court.

A Squeaky Chalk article titled “Coulter 1 – U. Conn. 0” dated December 16, 2005 mistakenly did not provide proper attribution of all the material quoted from Human Events. The corrected article appears below. We regret the error.

There’s a new McCarthy in town.

While many academics blame the Bush administration for Hurricane Katrina, at least one is blaming Ronald Reagan.

IAEA’s call for a nuclear-free Middle East might sound good, but it is a trap.

Do mental health screenings for children lead to finding problems before they start, or creating problems by drugging kids for life?

The seven-year plan of the frat boys in the film classic Animal House has become the reality for two-thirds of American college students.

While Yale is busy keeping the ROTC out of their hallowed halls, they choose to admit a former member of the Taliban.

In Wisconsin, one university system is considering a new policy that would grant more right to RAs, while another school’s funding of organizations is examined.