“Diversity” is in many ways the organizing principle of elite American higher education. Colleges tout their commitment to diversity in promotional materials and saturate their campuses with diversity centers. U.S. News publishes an annual ranking of colleges by their level of diversity. Of course, in all these instances, diversity refers to racial and ethnic diversity — not diversity of viewpoint. You won’t find political diversity statistics in any college brochures or popular rankings.

But that may be about to change.

Read the article “A New Resource Shows Which Elite Colleges Are Not Monolithically Leftwing” on the-american-interest.com.