What do the statistics show? That Critical Race Theory has been widespread in academia for at least a decade; that CRT proponents are finally getting the fierce blowback they deserve—and that they don’t like it. Their response? To cook the books on their own ugly history.... READ MORE »

The Hyperpoliticization of Higher Ed Trends in Faculty Political Ideology, 1969–Present The Independent Review, Winter 2022/23

This tech school in Michigan you’ve never heard of is better than Harvard. A lot better. READ MORE »

Restoring the Promise Higher Education in America By Richard K. Vedder

If you thought inflation was bad in the U.S., try Argentina. The peso has lost more than seventy percent of its value in twelve months. Solutions? Almost anything—just as long as the Argentines keep their politicians out of the money-supply business. (We should, too!) READ MORE »

Liberty for Latin America How to Undo Five Hundred Years of State Oppression By Alvaro Vargas Llosa

With inflation at 250 percent, many Argentines have thrown their weight behind presidential candidate Javier Milei. Why? He promises to do officially what Argentines do every day: dump the peso and replace it with the U.S. dollar. It just might save the country. READ MORE »