The War on Legacy Admissions Is Just Beginning, Town & Country Magazine
Now Is the Time to End Legacy Admissions, The Chronicle of Higher Education
Where Are the Low-Income Students? Not Here, The Chronicle of Higher Education
Good Riddance to Legacy Admissions, The Chronicle of Higher Education
Let’s Ax the SAT Essay, The Chronicle of Higher Education
College Admissions Are Still Unfair, The Atlantic
A Simple Way to Bring Down College-Application Costs, The Atlantic
The FAFSA’s Midterm Grade, The Atlantic
The Office for Civil Rights’s Volatile Power, The Atlantic
The Gaps in New York’s Free-College Plan, The Atlantic
The Undervaluing of School Counselors, The Atlantic
How Hard Is the New SAT?, The Atlantic
Who Benefits From the New Summer SAT?, The Atlantic
The SAT: A New Core Subject in Schools?, The Atlantic
Stanford’s Tuition Giveaway Is Not Good News, The Atlantic
New SAT, New Problems, The Atlantic
The SAT-Prep Industry Isn’t Going Anywhere, The Atlantic
The Case for SAT Words, The Atlantic
The Folly of the SAT Writing Section, The Atlantic
The Obscure 80s Horror Film That Unlocks the Meaning of Us, Vanity Fair
Born on Third, Stealing Home, Paying Off the Ump: The Unhinged Greed of “Elite” College Cheats, Vanity Fair
Last Tango in Paris May Be Newly Controversial, but It’s Not Going Anywhere, Vanity Fair
Here’s Why Criticizing Beyoncé for Working with Songwriters Is Ignorant, Vanity Fair
The Theory That Explains Leonardo DiCaprio’s Inevitable Oscar Win, Vanity Fair
Why Every Great Christmas Movie Is Actually About Disappointment, Vanity Fair
How Mr. Robot Killed the Centerpiece of Prestige Television: Capitalism, Vanity Fair
If This Theory Is Right, Eddie Redmayne Will Win Best Actor, Vanity Fair
Serial Is a Hit, But It’s Only the Short-Term Future of Podcasting, Vanity Fair
Bloomsday Is a Travesty, but Not for the Reason You Think, Vanity Fair
True Detective Is the First Cop Show to Embrace the Digital Age, Vanity Fair
Why Leonardo DiCaprio Didn’t Win the Oscar, Vanity Fair
The Real College Admissions Scandal, Slate
Is This the End of Flashcards?, Slate
Millennials and Gen Zers are getting swindled by the biggest scam in higher education, Insider
Colleges don’t want you to know that ‘early decision’ is actually a rigged game, Insider
Don’t Overhaul the SAT Essay, Dump It, Wall Street Journal
Should We Be Worried About High School Grade Inflation?, Inside Higher Ed
Transparency in Admissions, Inside Higher Ed
When Will The Machines Start Predicting Bestsellers?, The Awl
All Happy Meals Are the Same; Every Unhappy Meal Is Unhappy in Its Own Way, The Millions
A Novel for the Plague Years, LA Review of Books
Why the new SAT is not the answer (with Akil Bello), Hechinger Review
A boon for colleges and wealthy families, ‘early decision’ is unfair — and here to stay, Hechinger Review
Will the New SAT Be Easier?, The Washington Post
Something You Should Know About the New SAT, The Washington Post
An Error on the SAT Won’t Affect SAT Scores, The Washington Post
California, Kill the SAT and ACT Essay, Los Angeles Times
How I Bombed the SAT Essay, Boston Globe
Free College, or How Big Ideas Get Sanded Down, Boston Globe
Half in Favor of College Rankings, Roanoke Times
Debt Cancellation Won’t Solve Higher Ed’s Core Problem (with Stacie Gordon), Richmond Times-Dispatch
Virginia Deserves More from its Public Universities, The Virginian-Pilot
California said it would make college admissions more fair after the Varsity Blues scandal. It didn’t., San Francisco Chronicle