Perspectives

Editor’s note: This piece originally appeared on Times of Israel’s website. Perhaps when literary critic C.S. Lewis despaired of “omnipotent…

Students aren’t the only ones who get suspended from Washington’s Bremerton High School. Based on yesterday’s decision, so do coaches….

Most colleges and universities are quick to push for expanded student aid from taxpayers but forget that age-old maxim: charity…

It’s really dangerous, for patients anyway, when policy wonks decide what type of health care is necessary. “In popular understanding,…

In this era of racial unrest, academic efforts to achieve understanding are welcome. Unfortunately, opportunities to misinterpret abound in academe….

Universities have come a long way from the days of yore when they proclaimed that part of their mission was…

If, like some of us of a certain age, you wondered where the exotic term “microaggressions” comes from, the answer…

We are still, for the most part, a nation of laws, except on college campuses. At the Heritage Foundation recently,…

My old boss, M. Stanton Evans, loved to tell a joke centered around the late Senator Jesse Helms, R-NC, a…

Many claim to speak for millennials but Accuracy in Academia’s next author’s night features a conservative millennial writer who can…

As Hispanic Heritage Month draws to a close, it is worth remembering the contributions that Hispanics have made to American…

When a student at Wesleyan wrote an op-ed in the student paper last month questioning whether the Black Lives Matter…