Articles by Accuracy in Academia

The people occupying campus buildings in the 1960s are still occupying them. Read more.

With remedial education the rule rather than the exception, schools have decided to crack down on…best friends. Read more.

“By proposing to start new programs and expand old programs, President Obama virtually guarantees that more programs will be underresourced.”

—Cato Institute Fellow Jim Powell, on April 12, 2009.

See highlights of the authors’ nights that Accuracy in Academia has held so far this year in the latest issue of AIA’s monthly Campus Report newsletter.

A Montana school district would like to distribute a primer on sex to the age group which usually gets primers. Read more.

“We are the only great power in history who, upon arriving on a foreign shore, first asks the question ‘what’s the exit strategy?’”

—Dr. Charles Krauthammer at The Fund for American Studies conference in April.

Two old government hands assess the extent of the remaking of the state under the current administration.

Two old government hands assess the extent of the remaking of the state under the current administration.

Two old government hands assess the extent of the remaking of the state under the current administration.

“Conservatives look at leftists and see them as misguided. Liberals look at us and see us as evil.”

—Author and activist David Horowitz at Hillsdale College’s First Fridays, First Principles breakfast on Capitol Hill on July 9, 2010.

Artist puts Stalin in D-Day memorial when Old Joe was nowhere near Omaha beach. Read more.

AIA director Mal Kline gives Supreme Court nominee Elena Kagan lower grades than Harvard ever did.