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One would think that with the evidence of academic bias stacking up more overwhelmingly by the decade that the higher education establishment would welcome any attempt to introduce a bit of intellectual diversity to their campuses, especially since they claim to be committed to same.

“So there was an Affirmative Action program for communists.”—

Author M. Stanton Evans on Soviet penetration of FDR’s Administration.

By a happy coincidence, President Obama is welcoming students back to school in a state with a tightly contested Senate race.

Believe it or not, the federal government is giving Race to the Top education grants to school districts more notable for the voting blocs they represent than the scores that they post.

Although it may be a minority viewpoint among scholars, some intellectuals do not think that talk show host Glenn Beck’s criticism of President Woodrow Wilson goes far enough.

A recent guest commentary in The Tower, the independent newspaper at Catholic University, leads to questions about what the Church’s institutions, including the Church itself, teach the faithful about the faith.

If test scores look too good to be true, they probably are.

The funny thing about books that cover the Founding Fathers is that they generally only come alive when the authors quote their subjects.

At least one university has come up with an innovative advertising campaign that may give them an unwelcome defense from allegations that they violate truth in advertising laws.

Accuracy in Academia is featuring a true patriot and accomplished writer at its Constitution Day author’s night.

“Benjamin Franklin probably would be a Republican if he were alive today.”—

Robert Kagan of the Brookings Institution in an appearance at the Cato Institute on September 1, 2010.

As college students prepare to enter a threadbare workforce, some are learning what outsiders have long suspected: Their professors were wrong.