It can start by ending tenure
Skyrocketing foreign student enrollment at American universities is giving foreign governments power over what our universities teach while acculturating American students in third-world hatreds
How American students are radicalized against the West
Being a Jew at Harvard is way worse than you think
Students at America’s top universities are learning the lesson Hamas has internalized
The 100-year reign of impeccably credentialed but utterly mediocre meme processors is coming to an end
Isadore Twersky vs. Leo Strauss, Yeshayahu Leibowitz, Moshe Halbertal, and the faculty of Harvard University
A cultural studies professor who makes excuses for bigoted anti-Zionism is appointed to lead the university’s disingenuous ‘Task Force on Combating Antisemitism’
The U.S. tax code and federal contracts swell the coffers of wealthy Ivy League universities that teach hatred is OK. Taxpayers should cut them off.
The delicate relationship between two distinct cultures that helped shape America’s leading university
Gatecrashers Ep. 8: Declining Jewish student numbers, the changing face of the American university, and what happens in the generations after the gates are crashed
For years, the late Harvard professor Svetlana Boym refused to acknowledge her Soviet self. After her cancer diagnosis, she finally looked backward.
Ariel Sabar, in ‘Veritas,’ turns the true story of an academic con into a gripping thriller starring an overzealous feminist history prof, a wily forger, and Jesus’ wife
The future of higher education in America is online
The Ivy League school isn’t just an institution. It is an invocation.
Judah Monis and the failure of evangelizing translation as a spiritual exercise in early colonial America
A 17-year-old accepted to Harvard claims that U.S. officials denied his visa and deported him—before reversing that decision the day before the start of classes—based only on his friends’ social media posts
The day the Ivy League went full-on social media
