Topic: politics

Should academic departments make political statements?

December 29, 2024 in

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Hamilton College

governance, politics

Defending Democracy, Defending the University

November 1, 2024 in

Inside Higher Ed

by

Michael S. Roth

for

Wesleyan University

I’d love to predict what a Kamala Harris presidency might mean for education, but we don’t have enough information

October 8, 2024 in

The Hechinger Report

by

Michael J. Petrilli

for

Thomas B. Fordham Institute

Curriculum, politics

October 7 is Not the Time For Institutional Neutrality

October 7, 2024 in

The Chronicle of Higher Ed

by

Michael S. Roth

for

Wesleyan University

campus culture, governance, leadership, politics

Universities Can Do More To Change Their Approach On Political Issues

September 12, 2024 in

by

Daniel Diermeier

for

Vanderbilt University

endowment, free speech, neutrality, politics

I’m a College President, and I Hope My Campus Is Even More Political This Year

September 2, 2024 in

The New York Times

by

Michael S. Roth

for

Wesleyan University

community, democracy, politics

Indiana is revealing the real consequences of one-party rule

June 18, 2024 in

The Washington Post

by

for

Purdue University

policy, politics

Political gridlock is real. Bolstering education and the workforce can provide consensus

January 8, 2024 in

The Hechinger Report

by

for

access, community college, pell grants, politics

Why Americans Love to Hate Harvard

January 4, 2024 in

The Chronicle of Higher Ed

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Harvard University

access, admissions, affordability, enrollment, governance, leadership, politics

Virginia is lagging in university-level research. Investing in private colleges can change that

December 1, 2023 in

Richmond Times-Dispatch

by

Christopher K. Peace, Irma Becerra

for

Marymount University, Virginia Private Colleges

growth, innovation, politics, technology

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