Articles tagged: "NAS"

Arizona, also known as the Grand Canyon State, is no stranger to controversy when it comes to its taxpayer-funded colleges…

The National Association of Scholars (NAS) has filed an amicus or friend of the court brief on behalf of the Asian-Americans alleging discrimination at Harvard.

At least, that’s what one academic insider there says.

Perhaps there was a time when great writers were welcomed in academia and appreciated the time they spent there. This isn’t that time.

Really, the Left dominates academia in America to a degree that they never could in the former Soviet Union.

Texas A & M has backed away from its relationship with the Confucius Institute when the chancellor responded to concerns from a pair of state legislators–one Democrat and one Republican–that the Institutes more likely follow the model of academic freedom in China, from whence they came, than America.

Boy that’s a tough call;>)

The Wisconsin Board of Regents under Republican Governor Scott Walker have actually reaffirmed their commitment to academic freedom in the state university system.

Advanced Placement exams for European history are full of “progressive propaganda,” claimed a higher education group. The reason for those claims? Excluding Christopher Columbus from the course material.

Peter Wood of the National Association of Scholars (NAS) was interviewed by the Daily Caller and had a lot to…

Editor’s Note: This article originally appeared at the Times of Israel. In April of 2012, the California Association of Scholars,…

This is an interesting summary by the Center for Immigration Studies on a recent study by the National Academies (known…