I always wondered what a libertarian movie night would be like.

Some students at Pitt College in Pennsylvania recently held one where they focused on civil liberties.

A group of 10 politically active students gathered around a TV last night — not to watch Paul Ryan speak at the Republican National Convention, but...

Charlotte Allen at Minding the Campus explores the problems created when educational institutions “target” women and minorities for recruitment as a business strategy:

Why is it admirable to “target” women and minorities for some educational programs but a violation of federal civil right laws to “target” them in others?

That’s the question that...

India’s chief banking authority Dr. Duvvuri Subbarao, recently spoke at Cornell University and endorsed the concept of fiscal conservatism.

Writer Kushagra Aniket of the Cornell Insider has the scoop.

On Tuesday, Cornell had the unique privilege of hosting Dr. Duvvuri Subbarao, Governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) who presented a talk...

Here’s an idea that has disaster written all over it. Let’s take an incredibly successful company and turn it over to the government.

As we all know, the government is so much better than the private sector at running things. Right?

As reported by Joe Newby in The Examiner:

On Thursday, Philip N. Howard, a...

A recent conflict between University of Virginia President Teresa Sullivan and the Board of Visitors was ultimately handled with civility says Virginia Advocate writer Peter Finnochio.

Finnochio contrasts that civility with the ugly tone of the Obama campaign:

As unscrupulous as the conflict between the Board of Visitors and President Sullivan was, at...