Higher education has always been a religious quest.

Dismissing its president’s blatant plagiarism as irrelevant demonstrates the collapse of standards in the era of DEI.

Officer selection and training cannot be placed at the service of the diversity regime.

SCOTUS was correct to exempt service academies from its ban on race-based admissions.

The affirmative action regime took a major, if not fatal, blow.

The Supreme Court’s decision on race-based preferences is written in disappearing ink.

The contradiction of our post-Jim Crow civil rights enforcement scheme.

The University of Pennsylvania Law School is gunning to expel a heterodox professor.

Radical ideologues fueled by billions of woke foundation dollars are destroying public education.

Yale is caught between what it should practice and what it must preach.

In this town hall, Dr. John C. Eastman, Founding Director of the Center for Constitutional Jurisprudence, previews Fischer v. University of Texas at Austin, Abood v. Detroit Board of Education, and Evenwel v. Abbott.