It seems like the $1.2 billion spent for America’s after school programs was a waste of money. At least that’s what Mark Dynarski concluded this month in an article for the Brookings Institute. Dynarski outlined…
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Scott Walker Leads GOP on Education
Whatever his merits or demerits, the actual front-runner for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination continues to show how Republican candidates, at least on education, can lead on, rather than be overwhelmed by, issues. “Wisconsin Gov….
Remembering a Real Scholar
AIA remembers author M. Stanton “Stan the man” Evans, who should never be forgotten, in the latest issue of Accuracy in Academia’s monthly Campus Report newsletter.
Churchill and De Gaulle, Liberty Lovers
Winston Churchill and Charles De Gaulle were eerily similar political figures, said Hillsdale politics professor Will Morrisey at a recent Kirby Center lecture in Washington, D.C. Both had to rally their people and country to…
Do Universities Avoid Secure Communities?
As we have noted, universities take a different view of unchecked immigration than the general populace does. Moreover, when law schools teach courses on immigration statutes, there’s one they might be missing. For example, at…
Happy Holidaze, from New York City
In New York City schools, kids are learning Rs: reading, writing, and Ramadan. Thanks to the far-Left priorities of Mayor Bill de Blasio (D), city schools have added two Muslim holidays to the school calendar…
Political Discrimination against Conservatives at Iowa Law School
Think politics does not play a part in hiring decisions at universities? Think again. Teresa Wagner, a conservative lawyer, has been in the center of a years-long legal battle with the University of Iowa’s Law…
At Iowa U, a Degree of Bias
Teresa Wagner is a distinguished attorney, professor, and author. The mother of four, who in the 1990s served as a senior leader here at FRC, is also probably the first FRCer ever to obtain a…
At NJ School, Chalk It up to Intolerance
Is it possible to be too Catholic to teach at Catholic school? New Jersey’s Immaculata High School thinks so. In a story that would be shocking even for a public school, Immaculata suspended a long-time…
Remembering Stan — By Diana West
Today, at the Heritage Foundation, 14 people from various walks of M. Stanton Evans’ life gathered to honor him. To say there was more laughter than tears is only to note the hilarity of so…
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Union Attempt To Thwart LA Charter Fails
A teacher’s union tried to make inroads into a charter school in LA and failed.
Obama Ed Sec Scores Trump Ed Budget
In another dog bites man story, former President Obama’s Secretary of Education attacked President Trump’s Education budget.
UCLA Students Pay $2 Million a Year on Social Justice Causes
UCLA imposes a mandatory ‘social justice’ fee for all students, which amounts to $2 million for social justice causes for the university.
George Washington University Clears Students in Alleged Racist Photo, but Institutes Diversity Training Anyway
Due to a social media photo controversy, which was later investigated and cleared the students allegedly involved, George Washington University instituted mandatory diversity training for all students despite the investigation’s findings.
TDS Outbreaks on Campus and Off
In the latest issue of Accuracy in Academia’s monthly Campus Report newsletter, we’re covering some more Trump Derangement Syndrome (TDS) on campus.
Academics Encounter Sticker Shock From Obamacare
And predictably put the blame somewhere else.
UChi Kids Say Bannon Is Not Debatable
Surely you can break down and share your microphones with those you disagree with if they are willing to debate you
Ten Books To Read Before Graduation
If you look it over, you might find that underclassmen at, say, Hillsdale, would be more inclined to accumulate this library than the average Ivy Leaguer.
University President Not A Citizen
But he has filed papers with the U. S. government.
Yoga-Friendly Elementary Schools?
Many, according to an outfit that supplies training for them.
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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