Perspectives

An anti-Israeli resolution narrowly passed at the University of Minnesota, but whose language led to strong comments by the university president on the flaws of the resolution itself.

It’s not often that you see liberals channeling Richard Weaver, particularly when they are former teachers.

The president of Yale is trying to assuage a public that is increasingly skeptical of the value of a college education today.

Over half of college students believe that “hate speech” should not be protected speech under the 1st Amendment, according to a Gallup/Knight Foundation survey.

And not from the dwindling cadre of conservatives there.

Why does nobody scream separation of church and state when they show up?

The ancient Marxists and modern art academicians have at least one thing in common: For both of them “art is a weapon.” Unfortunately, for neither of them, who seem to overlap, has it been a particular talent.

An increasing number of insiders say, contrary to the multitude of studies and seminars we’ve slogged through, that there is not a shortage of Science Technology and Engineering Majors (STEM) but a glut.

At taxpayer expense, of course. Apparently it never occurs to them to pursue a public good on their own dime.

On the third anniversary of his passing, we remember M. Stanton Evans economic advice, and take note on how we are doing following it.

A Florida State University research project will research how certain prison reforms will reduce the amount of ex-inmates committing crimes and will help them adjust to civilian life, which aligns with the Trump administration’s recently-outlined principles.

And wait until you see where it comes from.