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The University of Austin, which welcomed its inaugural class of undergraduate students in the fall of 2024, was founded five years ago by a group of prominent academics and public intellectuals, including Bari Weiss, the Editor-in-Chief of The Free Press and former New York Times columnist. From its inception, the university has marketed itself as […]
A significant shift in the social and medical landscape of the United States is becoming increasingly visible within its aging population, as a new analysis reveals that marijuana use among older adults has reached an all-time high. According to a comprehensive study led by researchers from the Center for Drug Use and HIV/HCV Research (CDUHR) […]
The foundational principle of university autonomy is facing an escalating crisis as governments in both autocratic regimes and established democracies increasingly interfere in higher education, according to the latest annual findings from Scholars at Risk (SAR). The international academic rights organization, in its newly released "Free to Think 2026" report, warns that the independence of […]
In the quiet, routine environment of a weekly deans’ meeting, the conversation often gravitates toward administrative logistics, budgetary constraints, or upcoming campus events. However, a recent discussion at one institution has brought to light a persistent and confounding dilemma that strikes at the heart of community college pedagogy and policy: the paradox of the successful […]
