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Esther Clark of Brenau University, Eric Shive of Cornell and Travis Barham of Washington & Lee spoke of their exploits as conservative student leaders on campus at the recent Eagle Forum Collegians (EFC) Annual Leadership Summit.

“The movement has never been one voice,” said Nash.

Brittany McComb’s microphone was cut during her graduation speech because she mentioned God. The Rutherford Institute plans to file suit on her behalf.

“I criticized him [Jones] as a judicial activist” because he ventured far outside the scope of the question he was faced with, said West.

Secretary Spellings recently discussed the values of American education.

Senator James Inhofe believes eco-terrorism is a problem for higher education in more than one way.

A compromise in Arizona created money for school vouchers and for all-day kindergarten programs.

Public schools redefine deviancy and offer a revisionist take on Cuban communism to survivors of same.

What students may hear about the proposal for Hawaiian Sovereignty and what the plan would actually do may be two different things.

It may be illegal for school children to say the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag of the United States of America, Rep. Todd Akin, R-MO, dreads.

On the one-sided nature of academics’ concern over illegal immigration and human rights.

Alarmed at the very idea that military recruiters can make direct appeals to high school students, a prominent anti-war academic is making some misleading statements of his own.