…courts. Some state collegiate systems, such as the University of Missouri, the University of North Carolina, all three public universities in Iowa, and the University of Georgia, no longer require…

…civil rights complaints in 2021 against school districts in Colorado, Illinois, Massachusetts, New York, North Carolina, South Carolina, Vermont, and Oregon over similar practices. OCR is the federal agency that…

…North Carolina, and the University of Michigan are probably the top three non-California state universities. Only President James Ryan of the University of Virginia made the top twenty-five—barely. Why do…

…training for teaching in North Carolina, we were shown an image of people of different heights trying to watch a baseball game over a fence that only the tallest could…

…the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in the Harvard and University of North Carolina cases. It comports with a coordinated national effort to preempt the tightened legal parameters around how colleges…

Last Thursday, June 29, the U.S. Supreme Court released its ruling in Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard College, which it bundled with the University of North Carolina (UNC) case,…

…what the NACUBO survey is, who received it, and why it was not completed, as happened at Brevard College in North Carolina and Knox College in Illinois. Survey Fatigue Apart…

…have high hopes that the expected Supreme Court rulings in the Harvard and University of North Carolina cases will settle the race question in college admissions once and for all….

…of North Carolina is trying to do. And its accreditor, the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges (SACSCOC), is trying to stop it. [Related: “Further Evidence That…

…been included in a broad FOIA request we submitted to the University of North Carolina. His name was there because he had been Chancellor for a time, and we wanted…

…It has been edited prior to publication. Recent reports from Texas Tech University, Stanford University, and the University of North Carolina show promising signs that universities are beginning to move…

…intent of scientists who should know better. [Related: “Paranoia Strikes Deep”] Science magazine is the US equivalent to the UK Nature. Holden Thorp, onetime chancellor of the University of North…

…ignore them and challenge their constitutionality. The forthcoming Supreme Court decision in the Harvard and North Carolina lawsuits regarding college admissions may add clarity. The Democratic Party is clearly enamored…

…Harvard College and the University of North Carolina, respectively.2 Among the numerous amicus curiae (“Friend of the Court”) briefs filed in both cases is one that names thirty-five individuals, thirty-three…

…a powerful sign that they know wokeism and administrative overreach must end—state governments in Arizona, North Carolina, and Florida are beginning to make that position powerfully clear. On a smaller…

…or even sexual preferences. I predict this will become embarrassingly obvious in the forthcoming Supreme Court cases involving Harvard and the University of North Carolina, leading the court to restrict…

…of payments. [Related: “North Carolina’s Best and Worst Degrees”] But the bigger problem is that progressives are ditching the “income” and “repayment” parts of income-driven repayment. They do this by…

The James G. Martin Center for Academic Renewal recently published a report by Adam Kissel and Harrington Shaw that examines the financial quality of degree programs at North Carolina state…

…admissions (its brief in the Harvard/University of North Carolina case now before the Supreme Court is here), and it appears to practice what it preaches by taking race and ethnicity…

…Amendment, section 1, explicitly differentiates “race, color, or previous condition of servitude.” Thus, SFFA v. Harvard and SFFA v. University of North Carolina, to the extent that they are both…

…of this year to express the Biden administration’s support for Harvard and the University of North Carolina. Prelogar argued that ending racial preferences in college admissions would hurt the national…

…college admissions in two upcoming hearings on the challenges brought by Students for Fair Admissions (SFFA) against Harvard and the University of North Carolina (UNC). The expected rulings will have…

…urge to impose identity beliefs and practices. The twin opinions are Students For Fair Admissions v. Harvard (Harvard) and Students For Fair Admissions v. University of North Carolina (UNC). The…

…atheist institutions. Thales College This fall Thales College, the vision of Bob Luddy, opened near Raleigh, North Carolina to a handful of students. Bob, another really good friend, owns CaptiveAire,…

…and the University of North Carolina.) However, the main reason for the ubiquity of such practices is that only people who are, in fact, victims of such discriminatory practices have…

…game and his Reformation Parliament of Henry VIII, in which you might suffer beheading, can be purchased from the University of North Carolina Press. Visit also reactingconsortium.org. Image: Adobe Stock…

…talk on “Monogamy, Polyamory, and Relationship Anarchy, Consent and Communication, Sexual Health, Porn, Sex Toys, Kink, and more.” Then there’s the sex week at the University of North Carolina at…

Last week, both Harvard and the University of North Carolina (UNC) filed their response briefs with the United States Supreme Court (SCOTUS), which is now considering two lawsuits against the…

…in the North and South, benefitted indirectly from it, and a minority deplored it. It was just a background fact of life, as the first North American legal code makes…