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Penn State and Temple are being sued for policies that the Alliance Defense Fund attorney’s say infringe on student’s right to free expression, and for retaliating against a student.

There seems to be a serious disconnect from the realities in Iraq, and the professors leading the anti-war rallies on America’s campuses.

Democrats migrate from political loss to high-paid university positions.

Geography 101: who cares where the country of Djibouti is; there is no liberal media bias.

Anti-Catholic “art” can be freely displayed at University of Illinois, but cartoons that mock Muhammad cannot be reproduced without reprisal.

In a typically Democrat-run school districtd in Maine, the third party of Greens are turning things around.

Muslims at UNC decry printing of “insensitive” cartoons.

Legislation intending to change the rules regarding sexual abuse lawsuits in Colorado was directly targeting Catholic and only Catholic schools, and the Colorado Education Association likes it that way.

Conservative ideas are winning and organizations growing on campuses across the U.S. despite funding problems and administrative difficulties.

Tackling issues facing public education are not easy, but Paul T. Hill of the University of Washington has a few ideas.

American students seem to have trouble understanding the greatness of our country and need the for patriotism. One high school student tells the story of what happened in his very classroom.

When giving a history quiz to a number of college students, the American Council of Trustees and Alumni failed four out of five students.