College Walk — the stretch of 116th Street between Broadway and Amsterdam Avenue — has been open to pedestrians since at least 1953, when the city sold it to...
“Y.M.C.A.” is back and badder than ever. President-elect Donald Trump helped to resurrect the 1978 disco icon. Yet some in the media are not hitting the dance floor and the sphere of “settled science” is trying to bury the cultural climate of the 1970s. Today’s popular narrative about climate change that contends that the public […]
Leftism is eager to destroy norms, from gender roles to traditional definitions of masculinity and femininity. But these assaults do not mean anyone should embrace equally toxic alternatives. There’s no better example of this than the urge to praise Andrew Tate. Tate is a former kickboxer and online provocateur who brags about his womanizing, wealth, and fitness, […]
The United States is a great place to be talented, but a poor place to develop your talents. The combination of tax and regulatory policies, access to capital, freedom of movement and expression, and concentration of other exceptional people allows the best and brightest to thrive economically and culturally. But for most American students, getting […]
The misnamed project of diversity, equity, and inclusion has certainly had a chilling effect on free expression on college campuses, but its price tag, both in dollars and work hours, is equally, if not more, scandalous. A new report from the Goldwater Institute revealed that public universities in the United States have wasted an estimated […]
