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It's one thing when a digital mob goes after you when you do something worthy of criticism. But what happens if it descends on you for succeeding?
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Accommodationist philosopher Michael Ruse is now seriously defending the citizens of Tennessee voting on science and facts.
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American higher education is no longer just problematic. It's a Kafkaesque maze where almost every turn leads somewhere you don't want to be.
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Despite the fears of humanities scholars, plenty of students are choosing artistic majors over STEM ones. And they're in for a rough time after they get their diplomas.
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If you're going to attend a foreign college, make sure you know what you're getting into and pick your host country wisely.
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In computer science, a PhD offers fewer jobs for slightly more money and fewer opportunities for growth.
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William Deresiewicz would like to lift up the humanities by tearing down STEM, with a little casual racism and xenophobia on top for good measure.
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Colleges are being confronted about the mixed outcomes of their graduates and they're not taking the feedback seriously.
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In light of eye-opening reports about higher ed, Americans need to start asking themselves a fundamental question: how many people really need to go to college?
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A study of over 2,000 students found some very disturbing facts about the American college system.