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When the Four Horsemen Went to Princeton Oct. 16, 2024
The great sportswriter Grantland Rice would eventually call them the "team of destiny." But when tha... Read More
The Mixed and Muddled Results of Banning Affirmative Action Sep. 21, 2024
In the arguments before the Supreme Court on affirmative action in college admissions, proponents of... Read More
The 146-lb. Raven That Haunted Yale Aug. 23, 2023
Edgar Allan Poe, the American poet who died in Baltimore at just 40 years of age in 1849, will long ... Read More
Celebrate 100 Years of Football Broadcasts Dec. 22, 2021
A massive crowd swarmed City Hall Park and the streets around it on the afternoon of Oct. 28, 1922. ... Read More
Institutional Wokeness Is Destroying American Higher Education Aug. 07, 2020
The English department at Rutgers University, the eighth-oldest university in America, recently went... Read More
Now It's Woodrow Wilson's Turn Jun. 30, 2020
Now that statues of Presidents Washington, Jefferson, Jackson, Lincoln, Grant and Theodore Roosevelt... Read More
Woodrow Wilson and Women: Let Us Eat Wedding Cake Dec. 18, 2015
Woody and women in the White House — let's remember good times and bad. Wedding cake and Champ... Read More
Squandered Resources on College Education Dec. 09, 2015
Most college students do not belong in college. I am not by myself in this assessment. Washington Po... Read More
Barbarism Is Set Back -- For Now May. 23, 2014
This story has a very troubling start, but a pretty satisfying conclusion — if it really is th... Read More
Who Created the Rape Culture? May. 09, 2014
"Two, four, six, eight. Stop the violence. Stop the rape," so chanted a group of Ohio University stu... Read More
