Young Americans should learn to argue without sneering, bullying or "straw-manning."

Rebelling against left-wing conformity, college students are moving to conservative spaces where debate and disagreement is welcome.

Something happened to Tyler Robinson, but it's probably not a semester of engineering classes.

An increasing number of college students -- on the left and right -- think violence is justified to silence offensive ideas.

Professors teach conformity to progressive orthodoxy.

Diversity is out for college applicants. Civility is in.

Yale liberals say they envy conservative classmates who are learning how to understand other points of view and argue for their ideas.

Conservative students sharpen their ideas and listen to alternative perspectives -- they learn -- on very liberal college campuses,...

The new University of Austin -- the first class of 100 undergrads starts in fall -- wants to be a "pluralistic community" for discussion,...

"Aggression and abuse" are now "an accepted part of campus activism," writes Theo Baker, a Stanford sophomore, in The Atlantic. When...

Her expectations were low she visited Utah Valley University, a large, open-enrollment state university, admits Martha C. Nussbaum, a...

Novelist Rachel Kadish tells her creative-writing students to write a first-person monologue by a character with "abhorrent" views that...

"Professors here teach how to think, not "what to think," college tour guides claim. Don't believe them, writes Caitlin Flanagan in The...

Teaching students to speak well would "break the class ceiling," said Sir Keir Starmer, the British Labour leader and would-be prime...

High school debate competitions no longer value debate, writes James Fishback, a debater turned debate coach, on The Free Press. Until...

I learned about separation of powers, checks and balances and the three separate and equal branches of government -- executive,...