The central aim of education must always be the pursuit of veritas

New centers of inquiry are the first step to restoring campus ideals

A conversation with Caroline Mehl

What Jewish tradition gets right about the purpose of the university

A Conversation with the Vanderbilt Chancellor

An enlightened vision for the modern university

When did the academy become illiberal?

Jews have long taken the view that a strictly separationist reading of the First Amendment is better for Jewish thriving. But the time has come to change course

Teaching students what, how, and why to believe is both necessary and impossible. Judaism demonstrates that we are up for the task

The beginning of wisdom is neither the sum nor the end of it