Intellectual diversity
A university that hires, teaches, and admits from a single point of view stops being a university. We document how narrow the range at UVA has become, and what it costs students.
Can Free Speech Thrive in an Intellectual Monoculture?
by James A. BaconMy fellow members of The Jefferson Council and I are united in our determination to protect the Jeffersonian legacy at the University of Virginia, in particular to champion free…
UVa Affirms Commitment to Free Speech… at Least in Theory
by James A. BaconThe University of Virginia Board of Trustees has voted to approve a statement affirming the university’s commitment to free expression and free inquiry.”All views, beliefs and perspective deserve to…
When Did UVa Law School Profs Stop Caring about Civil Liberties?
by Walter SmithFor some time I have been beyond disappointed by the deafening silence from the University of Virginia Law School over its apparent lack of concern with basic abuses of civil…