What would Jefferson tell Harvard? July 5, 2025Silvio Canto, Jr.
He would tell it that it’s on the wrong intellectual path, and is putting its students in a very special and terrible type of prison.
Claudine Gay, thief January 3, 2024Geoffrey P. Hunt
Claudine Gay is no mere sloppy pretend scholar mislaying citation note cards. Claudine Gay is more than a petty thief, or pickpocket.
Now it's legacy admissions' turn July 5, 2023Monica Showalter
A minority group has filed suit, saying that it hurts people 'of color.' Perhaps, but regardless of the merit of the claim, it's a good suit because it helps everyone.
Greenies take a beating on fossil fuel divestment at Harvard December 9, 2018Monica Showalter
Is the green fraud finally dead? Probably not, but when you've got Harvard students rejecting an easy-to-sign petition for university divestment from fossil fuels - in droves - you know someone's wising up. Maybe this is the start of something.
How Harvard discriminates against Asians June 16, 2018Ed Straker
I was surprised to learn that Harvard uses a personality "score." Harvard would have been more clever simply to discriminate, period, without making up reasons that disparage the Asians.
Truth, Veritas, and Knowledge of History in the U.S. June 11, 2018Michael Curtis
The snowflakes in their never-ending quest to erase injustice are now targeting some of the most essential elements of America's historic foundation in Boston. Time to take the nameplate off Faneuil Hall?
Let's Treat College Admissions like Immigration August 7, 2017Brian C. Joondeph
Why wouldn't the most desirable and wealthy country in the world choose its immigrants with a similar level of scrutiny and selectiveness to what its prestigious colleges and universities use?
Harvard signals repudiation of its history July 13, 2017Thomas Lifson
A seemingly obscure fight among academic elites might not seem worthy of broad public concern, but a move underway at Harvard University should concern everyone.
Harvard Bows to Its Masters January 2, 2016James V. DeLong
The latest grievance of social justice warriors at Harvard is to the use of the title “House Master” to describe those people who are in charge of the residential and educational facilities called “Houses”
The Black Mass at Harvard May 18, 2014Fay Voshell
“Veritas Christo et Ecclesiae” (“Truth for Christ and the Church”) was the original motto of Harvard University
The Dark Enlightenment Hits Stage Two January 28, 2014Christopher Chantrill
OK, I admit it. I hadn't really heard anything above a whisper about the Dark Enlightenment until several putdowns appeared. What are the Daily Telegraph and the American Spectator getting all riled up about?
Wendy Davis, unmasked January 20, 2014Thomas Lifson
It is not exactly a surprise that the latest feminist political icon, Texas state Senator Wendy Davis, turns out to be a phony and an exploiter.
The Great Education Power-Grab May 4, 2013E. Jeffrey Ludwig
Do you want American public education to become even more of an ideological monolith than it is at present? Forty-six states would have exactly that.
Harvard: Love it or Leave it March 2, 2013Thomas Lifson
According to the editors of the Harvard Crimson, conservatives who find aspects of the liberal dominance of Harvard troubling, should not even bother applying.
