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In the Summer 2017 Academic Questions (vol. 30, no. 2), John Agresto argues the usefulness and value of a liberal education in twenty-first century America.
Peter Wood comments on troubling stories from American higher education this past academic year.
Peter Wood provides an update on an intellectual freedom case at Springfield College.
The entirety of a six-part essay, Why Did They Riot? Berkeley’s Bellicose Culture, by anthropologist Glynn Custred, on the anti-free-speech movement at UC Berkeley
The sixth of a six-part essay, Why Did They Riot? Berkeley’s Bellicose Culture, by anthropologist Glynn Custred, on the anti-free-speech movement at UC Berkeley.
Spencer Kashmanian writes about the need to reform accreditation requirements.
The fifth of a six-part essay, Why Did They Riot? Berkeley’s Bellicose Culture, by anthropologist Glynn Custred, on the anti-free-speech movement at UC Berkeley.
Professor Zu-yan Chen and Rachelle Peterson discuss NAS's report on Confucius Institutes.
