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It’s a safe bet that if Americans ever find that “shining city on a hill,” it won’t be in a college town.

That an Ivy League historian takes exception to the idea of American Exceptionalism may not surprise. That the skeptic is…

“In neither political party are realists, libertarians and Christians particularly welcome.”—UPenn historian Walter McDougall at the Cato Institute, February 7, 2013.

College students will soon wake up to the fact that they have been had.

When you look at left-wing bias in academia over time, you find that…

“A few decades ago, when we realized that girls languished behind boys in math and science, we mounted a concerted…

On traditional versus “alternative” marriage, several decades of proselytizing, aided and abetted by the mass media and popular culture, have borne fruit.

Last Sunday, a law professor from Georgetown University, Louis Michael Seidman, went on CBS TV and said we should give up on the Constitution.

What happens when a group of people the academic Left claims to care about run up against a policy it cares more about?

A trio of academic economists have taken a hard look at the Federal Reserve System and found it wanting, to put it mildly.

Collegiate carnivores in St. Mary’s City beware.

The National Association of Scholars found the history courses in two flagship universities in Texas—the University of Texas at Austin (UT) and Texas A&M University at College Station (A&M)— to be racially biased, but not in the manner in which the Left understands the term.