The Chicago Principles Are For Disciplining Dissent—Not Protecting Speech

By Matt Andersson / February 7, 2020

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In Light Of Tuition Hike, University Needs More Financial Transparency

By Matt Andersson / August 11, 2019

In light of the recent increase in undergraduate tuition, it is critical that the University fully disclose its operating costs and discretionary expenses.

University Goes Corporate

By Matt Andersson / June 7, 2019

Considering grad student picketing through economic lens provides legitimacy for actions of GSU.

Peering into Pearson

By Matt Andersson / October 5, 2015

A 100 million dollar donation could have the University pandering to special interest groups.

Letter: News article on Kagan leaves out the important details

By Matt Andersson / February 17, 2015

In “Kagan urges the U.S. to “lean forward,” (February 13), Adam Thorp, unfortunately omits to review perhaps the most relevant question of the event: Kagan’s particular ideological special interests and his related conflicts of interest. His foreign policy construct is more accurately defined by serial war and destabilization (postured clinically as “leaning” or of other...

An empty edifice to Friedman

By Matt Andersson / October 10, 2008

The initiative to create the Milton Friedman Institute may reflect precisely the kind of intellectual rigidity that Friedman would have rejected.