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Students aren’t just sitting back and taking it when teachers try to indoctrinate them these days: some bring tape recorders to school.

A new Fox News journalist recently moderated a talk on NSA surveillance and promoted the idea that the wiretaps are actually being used to spy on Bush’s opposition.

The Rutherford Institute plans to appeal on behalf of a teacher whose religious-themed posters were removed from his classroom walls while he was out sick.

Funkhouser, a professor at Occidental College, writes about the explicit declared political war that is waging on university campuses.

Post-secondary indoctrination can be pretty intense too.

Penn State policies on intolerance, harrasment and discrimination are being challenged by a lawsuit filed on Feb. 22 by the Alliance Defense Fund.

A Penn State trustee draws fire for comparing Reagan and Hitler and attacking YAF group; yet another example of university problems in Pennsylvania.

A noted scholar blasts campus “diversity” campaigns as condescending.

Instead of sharing the stories of talented and successful blacks, Black History month events on campuses mostly promote anti-white, pro-Marxist and left-wing ideas.

Federal grant money from DC’s school voucher plan lines the pockets of administrators preventing the necessary motivation to create better DC public school, according to a new study from CATO Institute.

Teachers’ unions in Washington State try to make higher spending for education sound good, but they are ignoring the facts.