…silencing dissent compared to their male counterparts. This gender gap is more pronounced at elite schools—like Yale, Stanford, Oberlin, and Middlebury—which place their many graduates, who hold illiberal views about…

…as financial advisors are required to explain risks to potential investors. Then, if the educational investment turns sour—i.e., choosing Yale over Boston University despite middling SAT scores—nobody is to blame…

…at a liberal arts university like Yale, which may be beyond hope. A sympathetic president who realizes she has a problem, rather than one that has drunk the DEI Kool-Aid,…

…Mailer looks to me like George Bush, Jr. after an all-night bender at Yale. That’s where the resemblance stops, I think. Mailer counts among the greatest novelists of the Beat…

…are contrary to what universities say it is and should be, and they classify certain speech—that with which they disagree—as harmful, cruel, and even “violent.” Last March, Yale Law School…

…higher education. Many sympathizers occupy official positions at prestigious schools such as Yale and Duke. The Consortium’s work also incorporates intersectional and racial-justice frameworks through its conferences and seminars. In…

…principles which have recreated forced segregation as an educational best practice. That started at the top. In Neo-Segregation at Yale, Dion Pierre and Peter Wood show that, for decades, elite…

…universities. But, historically, elite institutions, particularly Harvard and Yale, served as exemplars of higher education and pioneered financial practices such as annual alumni funds, national fundraising campaigns, and aggressive tactics…

…number of law school administrators graduated from Yale and Harvard Law, and this affiliation tends to overwhelm their allegiance to their own institutions.1 This helps consolidate traditional ranking hierarchy that…

…unlearned fringe character throwing ideological bombs into current debates. She earned degrees from Yale, Columbia Law School (where she was a law review editor), and Harvard Medical School, so there…

For how many years have elite colleges been playing a double game of inclusivity/selectivity? Some years back, Yale President Peter Salovey had an op-ed in the Wall Street Journal affirming…

In the acknowledgements to her infamous Yale Law Journal article of 2017, the Biden administration’s hipster Federal Trade Commission (FTC) chair, Lina Khan, thanked Berkeley Law professor David Singh Grewal…

…of Southern California on the basis that various campus initiatives and scholarships provided unfair advantages to women. This was followed by an investigation against Yale University, which led to a…

…some instances, embrace a culture that devalues intellectual accomplishment. Imagine if these same admissions functionaries conceded that if too many blacks enrolled at Harvard or Yale, the campus would soon…

…and that Cornell also has a very heavy Jewish enrollment. Harvard and Yale stick strictly to a quota system. Rix has been following a policy of picking the outstanding Jewish…

…at Yale made them suicidal, but being forced to withdraw from Yale makes them potentially even more so. How could that be? Based on what the students quoted in this…

…fit to practice law in the United States. Regarding rankings, as a Yale Law School graduate and friend of mine put it, Yale started things off in “A very Yale-like…

…ability to critically engage with ideas or people with whom they disagree. Bravo, Justice Stegall! Perhaps Judge James Ho and other like-minded judges should consider giving KU Law the Yale…

…In the legal sector, this includes speeding up throughput and reducing bottlenecks in production and processing. [Related: “Be Quiet So You Can Hear the Free Speech at Yale”] The University…

…refreshing and invigorating to finally have a calm debate with someone holding opposing viewpoints. [Related: “Be Quiet So You Can Hear the Free Speech at Yale”] I started using Twitter…

…this essay first provides some broader industry context; Part 2 then provides a suggested reform. Part 1 In 1939, Yale Law professor Fred Rodell penned an essay (inspired by Luke…

…the Department of Justice dropped its lawsuit against Yale for racial discrimination in undergraduate admissions last year, U.S. Solicitor General Elizabeth Prelogar appeared at the Supreme Court on October 31…

…Free Speech at Yale”] The University of Arkansas’s public-information officer works in University Relations as the assistant director of strategic communications. One of the responsibilities of the UNC-Chapel Hill senior…

…consent of administrators eager to pander to “anti-racism” activism so as to bolster MRU’s “You Belong Here” slogan. [Related: “Be Quiet So You Can Hear the Free Speech at Yale”]…

…Hear the Free Speech at Yale”] The virulent conservative attacks on the academic freedom conference confirmed the worst fears of the organizers, namely that academic freedom in the United States…

…Yale administrators found ways to excuse the wrongdoers and intimidate the victims. Yale certainly isn’t alone in this shameful behavior, but it has elevated to an art form, perhaps unmatched…

…Cases of students shouting down speakers and even engaging in violence over political causes regularly make the news from UC Hastings to Yale and Georgetown. What many Americans fail to…

…of using race to discriminate against high-performing Asian students under the cloak of holistic admissions can be found in other Ivy League schools, including Yale, Princeton, Brown, and Dartmouth. The…

…Yale Law, classes aren’t even graded, and the critical first-year core subjects are on a simple credit/fail system: “Almost no one fails, so basically the worst you can do is…

…summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa, and then to Yale Law School. He also launched a successful career as an entrepreneur and a venture capitalist while marrying his sweetheart,…