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Yale’s Approach Worsens Campus Issues

In this New York Times op-ed by Michael S. Roth, the author critiques Yale University’s strategies for addressing ongoing challenges, arguing they are likely to exacerbate problems. Roth, president of Wesleyan University, draws on his experience to highlight potential pitfalls in higher education administration. The piece emphasizes the need for better approaches to avoid making situations worse.

Key Points

  • Criticism of Yale’s handling of university issues
  • Insights from Michael S. Roth on administrative missteps
  • Call for improved strategies in higher education

Implications for Educational Freedom

This article underscores concerns about institutional overreach in higher education, which could parallel government overreach in K-12 settings and impact parental and student freedoms. It highlights the importance of protecting educational freedom against policies that stifle open discourse.

Source: Yale Has a Surefire Way to Make Things Worse

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