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  • 1 week ago | city-journal.org | John Sailer

    The challenge of higher education reform can be boiled down to one issue: the talent pipeline. If we can reconfigure the academic talent pipeline and ensure that those who believe in the classical mission of the university both choose academia and prosper in it, then the reform movement will succeed. If not, no list of policies, from securing campus free speech to dismantling DEI offices, will restore public trust in our universities. Academia’s pipeline problem has deep roots.

  • 3 weeks ago | outinjersey.net | John Sailer

    It’s difficult enough to navigate your first year away at college, but add questioning your own sexuality to that, and you have the premise for Benito Skinner’s new Prime Video series, Overcompensating, premiering May 15. Overcompensating is a college-based ensemble comedy that follows the unpredictable, high-energy adventures of Benny (Benito Skinner), a closeted ex-football star and former homecoming king, as he quickly bonds with Carmen (Wally Baram), herself a high school misfit.

  • 3 weeks ago | city-journal.org | Charles Lehman |Rafael A. Mangual |John Sailer

    Charles Fain Lehman, Judge Glock, Rafael Mangual, and John Sailer discuss the House tax bill, California governor Gavin Newsom’s model ordinance on homelessness, and summer vacation plans. Charles Fain Lehman: Welcome back to the City Journal Podcast. I’m your host, Charles Fain Lehman, a fellow at the Manhattan Institute and senior editor of City Journal.

  • 1 month ago | city-journal.org | John Sailer

    Nearly 100 Yale professors have signed a letter calling for the university to “freeze new administrative hires” and conduct a “faculty-led audit” of its sprawling bureaucracy. The missive, sent to Yale’s president and provost last month, proposes an audit aimed at “cutting or restructuring administrative roles” and aligning the university’s “resources . . .

  • 1 month ago | city-journal.org | John Sailer

    Late last year, the American Association of University Professors (AAUP) slammed the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression in an unusual social media exchange. “FIRE receives major funding from groups with clear and well-known political, ideological, and economic interests,” the 110-year-old professional organization’s X account said in a back-and-forth with FIRE vice president Alex Morey. “FIRE is complicit w/ the attacks on higher education being led by the Right.

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