David R. Wheeler

Donald Trump’s victory made conspicuous conservatism a viable marketing strategy.

To curb harassment in care facilities, one woman is teaching staff members to respect their elders’ sexual orientations.

At many evangelical universities, you can be gay—as long as you don’t “act” it.

At many colleges, budding journalists and their advisers are still fighting for freedom of speech.

Now that same-sex couples have the right to wed, will higher-ed institutions that condemn LGBT students still be eligible for federal funding?

Advocates say that a guaranteed basic income can lead to more creative, fulfilling work. The question is how to fund it.

A growing number of people are turning to online counseling, possibly at the expense of their privacy or the quality of the mental-health care they receive.

As full-time pastors become a thing of the past, more and more seminary grads are taking on secular jobs to supplement their incomes. 

Social media has eroded young people's privacy—and advocates are trying to win it back.

More and more schools are letting students live in single dorm rooms.