'At Dartmouth, a green shoot in the higher-ed desert'

"Sian Leah Beilock, the president of Dartmouth, has charted a path worthy of emulation by her higher-ed peers, especially in the 'elite' orbit her school inhabits," says Mitch Daniels. In "so doing, she has kept her institution out of the line of fire from the Trump administration." She "didn't protect her school by merely 'playing dead.'" She has "taken a series of actions, well ahead of the change of national administrations, that distinguishes her and her college from the higher-ed herd."

'A hurricane with no water'

Just as "Hurricane Katrina wiped out Black communities in the Gulf Coast, Black people in Detroit are currently experiencing a hurricane with no water," says Bernadette Atuahene. Like "hurricanes, property taxes hit ev

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