Accuracy in Academia has lost a dear friend and peerless contributor with the passing of modern-day man of letters Joe Sobran.
Read the articleA recent study by Steve Farkas and Ann Duffett should strike fear into the parents of students across America.
Read the articleOn October 14, 2010, Accuracy in Academia will host a 25th anniversary reception at Ebenezer’s on Capitol Hill.
Read the articleWhile NBC has once again put itself in the service of the Obama administration, this time on education, they are both unwittingly making the case for more choices for parents desperate to get their children out of dead-end public schools.
Read the articleIn what looks like a naked power grab, the Obama Administration is poised to extend its dominion over a higher education establishment that already tilts left.
Read the articleA system of law abusive to women and fatal to homosexuals is being treated with veneration by the nation’s most liberal public school systems.
Read the articleChristopher G. Kennedy, chairman of the University of Illinois Board of Trustees, led the effort to deny Bill Ayers the title of professor emeritus because Ayers had written a book dedicated in part to the killer of his father, Robert F. Kennedy.
Read the articleSo entrenched is the belief in global warming in academia that even when critiquing its adherents, academics still feel compelled to pay it homage.
Read the articleUnemployment may be at record levels but academics are doing their level best to diversify a dwindling work force.
Read the articleWhile the perception of conservative students is that they are constantly being shouted down and/or silenced on their left-leaning campuses, that is apparently not always the case.
Read the articleFor some reason, groups that gain the most in clout look upon themselves as put upon, literally.
Read the articleApparently “a new generation of law students and graduates is rising in protest over the failure of law schools to give them honest accountings of the job market and their professional prospects.”
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