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Articles focusing on Education and Academia at Brownstone Institute feature opinion and analysis of education policy, academia, universities, trends, and current events, including impacts on social life, public health, freedom of speech, and personal liberty. All Brownstone Institute Education articles are auto-translated into multiple languages.

Farewell, University of California

Aaron Kheriaty December 26, 2021 Education, Vaccines 7 minute read

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In violation of every basic principle of just and fair employment, the University tried to prevent me from doing any outside professional activities while I was on unpaid suspension. In an effort to pressure me to resign, they wanted to restrict my ability to earn an income not only at the University but outside the University as well. It was dizzying and at times surreal.

It’s Madness What Is Happening to College Kids

Vinay Prasad December 25, 2021 Education, Public Health 5 minute read

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In short, draconian restrictions on vaccinated young people or those with natural immunity living in tiny pockets of college campus makes no sense, and is a policy that contributes to a harm in societal well-being. The policy is unethical and illogical.

75 Studies and Articles Against COVID-19 School Closures

Paul Elias Alexander December 24, 2021 Education 28 minute read

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Here we provide the body of evidence below that reveals the catastrophic failures of school closures (comprised of comparative effectiveness studies as well as relevant pieces of evidence)

The Mental Health Crisis on College Campuses

Julie Birky November 20, 2021 Education, Public Health, Society 5 minute read

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Threatening emails, door checkers, mandated testing, long quarantines, Plexiglas barriers, increased cleaning supplies, and mobile tracking apps have all been prioritized over the mental health of students.