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The Center for American Progress (CAP) and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce held a four-hour conference on the importance of investing in early childhood education initiatives proposed by U.S. President Barack Obama several weeks ago.

Higher education may never be more irrelevant than when it tries hard to be relevant. In the Chronicle of Higher Education, Dan Berrett surveys a trio of seminars that await incoming freshmen at the University of Richmond (UR).

Did the National Security Agency scandal have its roots in academia?

In my native city of Detroit, Atlas has at long last shrugged.

You may not want to take medical advice from academics who weigh in on public controversies.

Our correspondent went to an education seminar and ran into yet another scandal involving the Obama Administration.

Two new documentaries celebrate Title IX and get it wrong.

Whereas people complain about Big Oil or Big Business you don’t hear much about “Big College,” yet college tuition rates continue to rise at an exorbitant rate.

We recap Egyptian human rights activist Cynthia Farahat’s appearance at Accuracy in Academia’s May 2013 author’s night in the latest issue of AIA’s monthly Campus Report newsletter.

The theology at the Catholic University of America, the only college in the United States chartered by the Vatican, may be doctrinally sound but its anthropology courses border on the pagan.

Contrary to what history classes may teach, the Red Scare was not some purging of innocent Americans: it was a noble effort to rid the government of powerful communist infiltration and influence. Author M. Stanton Evans explores this matter in his latest book Stalin’s Secret Agents: The Subversion of Roosevelt’s Government. Sharing his thoughts with […]

A Cleveland State University study found that hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, leads to economic growth in the regions where it is used.