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What the great economist Joseph Schumpeter called “creative destruction” is finally coming to higher education.

Whatever one thinks of the war in Gaza, divestment should be avoided because it violates institutional neutrality and thereby ...

The Department of Political Science and International Relations at the University ... leadership and development during their college years graduate with confidence and self-awareness, the ability to ...

Rebecca Dyer ’14 Garfield Center for Public Leadership Alumni Scholar Becca Dyer, an alumna scholar in the Garfield Center ...

Instead, colleges have largely become self-serving centers of academic drift ... ideological homogeneity,” along with rising costs, political bias and increased tensions on campus.

They research and teach in the areas of political theory and public law with specialty in feminist, queer, and post-humanist theory. Their most recent book project examines the relationship between ...

considering Zoomer and Millennial employees were raised in an era of institutional activism — where their colleges and ...

Honors colleges are most common at large public ... you've got to take stats class, you've got to take political science class," says Luke Wood, the university's president. "So imagine taking ...

Colleges and universities are still dealing with the political fallout of last spring’s campus protests and encampments. It’s a political fight that’s led to the ouster of high-profile university ...

While the protests outside the convention center have not provided much insight into how the political left’s anger ... will be using the nation’s colleges and universities as their primary ...