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Considering the current global economic crisis, it would be nice if students could become more conversant with economic terminology, even if it’s only the basics.

A new report from the Department of Education’s National Center for Statistics says that homeschooling is growing so quickly that it can hardly be called an exception to the educational rule.

Those who say we’re turning into mind-numbed robots may find ample support for this view in the current crop of college applications.

Could the global economic crisis actually force the nation’s colleges and universities to rethink their priorities?

Readers of this publication might not be surprised to find that some academics didn’t take too well to Independent Senator Joe Lieberman’s (Conn.) decision to campaign on behalf of the Republican candidate this year. Even after Barack Obama’s election success, some professors feel the need to continue to vent their distaste for Lieberman.

The staff of Accuracy in Academia and campusreportonline.net wishes you and yours the Merriest of Christmases and the happiest of New Years!

This week, Lila Rose released the second in a series of incriminating videos against Indiana’s Planned Parenthood clinics.

A British shopping mall cancelled its annual children’s caroling event because it was deemed a health hazard.

The food Nazis are at it again.

Those of you who believe that public education couldn’t get much worse might be interested in comments made by Bill Ayers just two years ago.

Now that former Clinton-era Treasury Secretary Larry Summers is part of President Obama’s inner circle, you’d think that bygones would be bygones.

In a new study sure to capture the Left’s attention, a research team at Johns Hopkins is attempting to persuade policymakers that abortion does not cause emotional distress, despite strong evidence to the contrary.