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PTWeekly by Peter Meyer
This Just In
Mike Petrilli's must-read response to The Atlantic's :The Elite College Students Who Can’t Read Books."
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PTWeekly by Peter Meyer
Free Speech, Useless Degrees, and a Rich Shortstack Buffet of New Nobel Laureates, New College Rankings, and a Blueprint for Reform from the…
We also revisit Berkely in 1964 and Amy Wax, academic boycotts, and the College Cost Reduction Act in 2024
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Bad Days for Harvard, Good Days for AI and a Whole Lot of Questions about Free Speech
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Academic freedom, philanthropy, and news from all over
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The Anxious Generation is Here; So Too Private Cops at Berkeley and a $100k Tuition at Vanderbilt
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Free Speech or “Impermissible” Speech, New FAFSA Rules, Florida Back in the Spotlight, Poor Harvard
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Whiplash: Special Issue Part II: Higher Education Year in Review 2023-24
We unveil our next four top-ten stories -- seven through four -- from a year of intense ideological struggle about governance, public trust, and free…
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PTWeekly by Peter Meyer
Whiplash: Special Issue Part I: Higher Education Year in Review 2023-24
What a year on America’s college campuses. Commentators who had lived through the civil rights and anti-war protests and riots of the 60s and 70s were…
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Whiplash: A Serendipitous Timeline
2023 October
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Moving Into Summer with Harvard, Yale, and Columbia on our Minds
If this was the winter of their discontent, will it be made summer by their tempered suns?
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Some Good News Masking Bad News—And No Mention of the Presidential Debate
No one is blaming higher ed for Biden’s debate performance, but his Title IX and student debt policies are taking hits, enrollment is falling, and OMG…
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Closings, Mergers, FAFSA, Spies—and Roger Federer’s Commencement Address
Though CIA is first, the biggest stories of this issue are FAFSA follies by Amy Genito and school closings and mergers by Elizabeth Janice, who reports…
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David Brooks Opens the Door to Human Intelligence Questions as Elizabeth Janice Updates Us on Where Artificial Intelligence is Going
Meanwhile, this week’s Shortstack is listing with news, events, and opinions from a suit against the NCAA to a new Latino chancellor at UCLA.
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PTWeekly by Peter Meyer
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