Education researchers, college administrators and professors at the American Enterprise Institute expressed concern that more poor kids aren’t going to college. Yet and still, they might be luring people to college who might be better…
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Study: Both Parties’ Presidents Increase Regulations While in Office
Both political parties like to reinforce the image of Democrats embracing government regulations while Republicans fight them but a new study from the Mercatus Center at George Mason University shows that, as George Gershwin might…
Krugman and the New York Times Spinning Obama’s Legacy
Editor’s Note: Perhaps Princeton’s most famous economist, Paul Krugman, still in denial. In the view of The New York Times and other beacons of the liberal media, President Barack Obama’s policies are a resounding success…
Baltimore’s Choice and America’s
In January 2015, Senator Tim Scott (R-SC) has introduced the Creating Hope and Opportunity for Individuals and Communities through Education (CHOICE) Act, designed to make vouchers more widely available to the poor so they can…
A Millennial’s Search for Meaning
In Demetrius Minor’s autobiography, Preservation and Purpose: The Making of a Young Millennial, the young Pentecostal minister relates his journey of self-discovery through the grace of God and how ultimately this shapes his impression of…
Academics Ready for Iran
A group of scholars has concocted a plan to implement the U. S.-Iran Nuclear Agreement that looks even sketchier than the pact itself. The Federation of American Scientists (FAS) has devised “Six Achievable Steps for…
Sustainability in Higher Education
Sustainability has become a recurring theme among American colleges, and whether it’s through university curricula or carbon offsets, this new-wave has pressed students to organize into a radical progressive movement. In a 2015 report,…
The Root of the Health Care Crisis
Find out what the root causes of both the health care and energy crises are in this video by the late M. Stanton Evans, eminent author.
Planned Parenthood Under Scrutiny
Planned Parenthood and its supporters have long repeated the mantra that, “women have control over their own bodies,” but what happens after PP helps them decide what to do with them? The recent release of…
VIDEO: AIA Author’s Night with Paul Kengor
Here’s the video of our AIA Author’s Night with author and conservative professor Paul Kengor:
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Erosion of Democracy 101
That’s the name of a course, even a curriculum, that is sweeping the country.
I Left My Hot Dog in San Francisco
If you ever wondered what it was like to teach in a high school in the bay area, a high school English teacher gives us a precious glimpse of what it is like.
Brown University Offers DACA Recipients Tuition-Free Master’s Degree
Brown University is now offering tuition-free Master’s degree for ‘Dreamers,’ or DACA recipients.
Science Teachers have to Combat ‘Whiteness’ in their Classrooms
Two college professors at the University of Colorado-Denver asserted science teachers have to combat “whiteness” in their classrooms.
Radical Student Group Vandalized World War One Memorial to Stand Up Against Sexual Assault
The group called the Revolutionary Student Front vandalized a World War One memorial at the University of Texas-Austin in the name of standing up to sexual assault.
Charles Murray Photo in Middlebury College Newspaper Sparks Apology
Conservative scholar Charles Murray spoke at Middlebury College last year and was shouted down by protesters who claimed that the scholar was a fascist and racist because of some of his past writings on economics and society.
DePaul Reverses Censorship Decision, will Allow Conservative Speaker
DePaul University, a higher education institution located in Chicago, Illinois, had previously ruled that the Young Americans for Liberty chapter could not invite conservative YouTube commentator Steven Crowder to their campus.
College Students Conflicted on Campus Speech Codes
A joint study conducted by Gallup, the Knight Foundation, and other foundations recently surveyed American college students on the First Amendment, otherwise known as the freedom of speech.
Oberlin Flashback
This should have given us an idea of what we were in for.
UVA Hires Social Media Cybersleuths
Could this be a trend?
Book Review
Book Review: Is ‘The Dying Citizen’ a Prediction of America’s Future?
America’s ongoing and seemingly-constant crises have left Americans scrambling to find a sense of normalcy and safety. Just in time, to cut through the chaotic bombardment of conflicting messages and opinions while providing a voice…
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The Origins of Political Correctness
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Ayn Rand Reconsidered
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