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Taking “pictures” of the professoriate, one subject at a time.

Catholic University’s womens lacrosse team won top honors from www.badjocks.com, a website that tracks indecent behavior of sports teams.

The Liberty Counsel is demanding an end to the illegal boycott of Liberty Christian Academy.

What does Boston College’s protest of Condi’s invitation to speak at commencement say about the institution’s Catholicism?

According to reporter Eric Shawn, the U.N. has become the world’s Tammany Hall.

In another sign that public education continues on a downward spiral the New York Times reported last week that a judge in Oakland, California issued a preliminary injunction barring the state from issuing exit exams to high school seniors before they receive their diplomas.

As the early childhood education
funding debate rages across the U.S., policymakers and
taxpayers need to know if these programs are worth the
investment.

When yet another distinguished (read, tenured) academic emerges from the Ivory Tower to defend institutions of higher learning from their, mostly, external, critics, that professor usually proves to be the latest poster child for what is wrong with American colleges and universities today.

When it comes to open debate, the Free Exchange Coalition seems to have another agenda.

Terry Christopher is one student who does not want to see an ABOR passed.

As professors demand raises, some Democrat politicians are raising more than a skeptical brow.

Instead of complaining about teaching to the test, teachers should realize the passing the tests means their students are prepared.