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At the SAF conference the lines were clearly drawn between the union representatives who claim political harassment and academic bias are isolated cases, and the trustees and reformers who disagree.

When AIA’s Mal Kline debated with professors at American University he learned that balance means using a book critical of The New York Times for being right of center by a teacher who likes that newspaper.

Surprising exchanges took place between Ward Churchill and a number of conservatives “backstage” at the recent Academic Freedom Conference.

Only in the university can a saxophone player who studied music performance teach peace studies.

Faculty members who see an academic freedom issue have opposing ideas for a remedy.

At UC-Davis, student Mason Harrison found out that the number one terrorist was Jesus Christ.

Drake University has revoked the status of Citizens for Tight Borders, a student group, because of their immigration stance.

A recent polls shows the importance of religion to collegians especially with regard to their political persuasion.

Political one-sidedness mistreats conservatives students, but fails all of them, including liberals.

While some Pennsylvania state legislators may not believe Temple professors are foisting political viewpoints on students, Temple senior Marlene Kowal has witnessed it.

Many colleges now have an an independent and conservative press willing to write about what goes on in their classrooms and in classrooms at other universities.

With too many students lagging behind other countries and minority students trailing white students, Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney decided to make some changes.