Let Competition, Not Law, Determine Who Gets Into Harvard
The most sensible and effective way to police private college admissions practices isn't litigation or regulation, but competition.
College Admissions
College Isn't Higher Education and May No Longer Be the Best Way to Deliver the Goods
Many Americans are said to be turning against higher education. They may just be sick of an expensive and dysfunctional model that's outlived its usefulness.
Chicago Schools to Students: Submit to Our Choices for Your Futures or No Diploma
Seniors must choose from a list of acceptable post-school plans, or they won't graduate.
Harvard's Asian-American Quota Turns Diversity on Its Head
College puts the brakes on rewarding the educational successes of a minority group.
Challenging Affirmative Action and Gerrymandering: AEI's Edward Blum
Pending court cases pertaining to race-based legislation.
Affirmative Action is a Lost Cause
But there are better ways for progressives to advance racial justice
Racial Preferences in Universities Won't Work in a Diverse America
They will also splinter the Democrats' minority base
Number of Foreign Students Attending US Colleges Reaches All-Time High
More than 800,000 of them
Racial Preferences Could Backfire On Minorities
Why the Supreme Court shouldn't overturn Michigan's Prop 2
