Education Betsy DeVos Is Right, the U.S. Should Rethink Higher Ed–Just Not the Way She Wants To Upending the college accreditation process carries huge risks. Dwyer Gunn
Education A Philosopher’s Hoax Embarrassed Several Academic Journals. Was It Satire or Fraud? By resorting to satire, did Portland State University professor Peter Boghossian violate basic professional and ethical standards? James McWilliams
Education An Unusual New Program Seeks to Cut Urban Crime by Pushing Gang Members Into College Advocates say education can transform offenders—and the neighborhoods where they live. Kelly Field
Education How Higher Education Is Evolving Its Thinking Around Controversial Campus Speakers A public policy non-profit has put together some guidelines to help universities prepare for future free speech controversies. James McWilliams
Education Chuck Grassley’s Crusade to Tax University Endowments What should higher education expect from the new Senate Finance Committee chair? James McWilliams
Social Justice Rethinking the Rhodes: Meet the Scholarship’s First Undocumented Winner Jin Park, a Harvard pre-med student, became the first DACA recipient to win a Rhodes Scholarship after a rule change made him eligible. Jack Herrera
Education How Ideas Spread Through the Academy A new study questions the place of meritocracy in higher education. James McWilliams
Education In the Age of Trump, We Need Cutting-Edge Humanities More Than Ever The latest academic hoax emerges from the same ideological position as the Trump administration's attack on trans rights. David M. Perry
News in Brief The (Short) PS Interview Meet Two of the Women Fighting Against Their University for Reproductive Rights Irish 4 Reproductive Health, a student activist group, filed suit against the Trump administration and Notre Dame over the school's refusal to offer birth control coverage to students and faculty. Natalie Pattillo
Education Is Texas’ Campus Carry Law Actually Making Anyone Safer? Gun advocates are arguing that the controversial law is keeping students safer, but there's little evidence to back those claims. James McWilliams