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The farmworker icon's history raises uncomfortable questions about what happens when protecting a movement becomes more important than protecting its members.

These centers can revive needed rigorous civics education -- if hostile faculty don't get in the way.

There's no need to prepare for doomsday. Probably.

1972--By a vote of 5 to 4, the en banc D.C. Circuit, in an opinion by Judge J. Skelly Wright in United States v. Robinson, rules that a ...

A new study makes clear how the reading portion has changed over time, leaving many freshmen ill-prepared to engage with demanding books.

In part, her deficiencies as a fact witness made her a poor target for perjury prosecution.

A resumed offensive must have a clear goal to justify it.

This should not stand.

Our higher ed system must change its culture, seeking to shape the character of students rather than merely slapping degrees on them.

Republicans are nervous about South Carolina's U.S. Senate race, but history suggests they're probably more nervous than they ought to be.