Horowitz points the finger at a handful of professors who teach at Catholic colleges and universities in his new book The Professors.
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A Supreme Victory for Religious Freedom
Kindergartner, Antonio Peck’s drawing of Jesus was censored by his school once, but today’s Supreme Court decision ensures it will not happen again.
Biased Panel Instructs Teachers on Global Issues
A recent conference on Global Education may have claimed nonpartisanship, but the rhetoric was one-sided.
My Dialogue with a Prof
Professor William Kashatus had an op-ed on the topic of an Academic Bill of Rights recently, so we asked him for his perspective on academic freedom in the Keystone State.
Aloha Teacher Unions?
In Hawaii, teachers’ unions are up against an unlikely opponent: car salesmen.
Librarian and Marketing of Evil Author Vindicated
Ohio State University drops sexual harassment investigation of librarian who suggested book tackling marketing and immorality in America
Help Needed: Catholic College Guide
The Cardinal Newman Society (CNS) is seeking current students, alumni, faculty, trustees and others who wish to contribute insights, praise, complaints, and/or factual information about any of the 224 Catholic institutions to its first Guide to U.S. Catholic Colleges and Universities.
Tackling Freedom in the State House
If schools aren’t protecting the academic freedoms of students, is it right for the legislators to get involved?
Academia Culpa
“No bias here,” claim many members of the professoriate, but some students and trustees have a different perspective.
Horowitz Takes on Prof on Air
Penn State radio featured a Horowitz vs. liberal professor showdown during “Academic Freedom Week” on Radio Free Penn State.
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Cornell Students Still Upset over $350 Fee over Healthcare
ObamaCare for Students isn’t working out for Cornell, which has seen significant protests on campus and in writing about the $350 fee for not buying the university’s healthcare plan.
Anti-Oil Rutgers Students Displaced by Feminist Protests On Campus
Uh, that’s embarrassing. The oil divestment protesters were told to leave a protest “free speech zone” to not inhibit a protest by radical feminists on the campus of Rutgers University.
Hate Crime Hoax: Muslim Student Lies about Intimidation
Is this new culture of Millennials hell-bent on creating stories to get press and become famous? A student in Texas claimed a white man stalked her for six miles and was threatening, but later: ““The student…
Professor Claims CIA called him, Worried about Enemies Causing Climate Change
This was a real thing, apparently. The CIA called a Rutgers professor and asked if North Korea and other American enemies could be influencing climate change.
Innocent College Student Punished for Sort-Of-Looking-Like a Rapist
This story is ridiculous. Here’s an excerpt: “I recently assisted a young man who was subjected by administrators at his small liberal arts university in Oregon to a month-long investigation into all his campus relationships, seeking…
Lincoln’s Gettysburg Address
On this President’s Day, let’s recall the words of Abraham Lincoln in his Gettysburg Address: “Four score and seven years ago our fathers brought forth on this continent a new nation, conceived in liberty, and…
Economists Need a Field Trip to the Real World
At least one economist gets off campus frequently enough to see what the real economy looks like and, naturally, he’s a free market type. Perhaps he should take his colleagues on a field trip. “American…
Notre Dame will start their “White Privilege” Course after all
The Catholic university was criticized for offering this course, which could be the stereotypical Leftist class full of inflammatory language against whites. But, the university will offer the course this year and pay for the…
Not-So-Prestigious Law Schools Enroll More Minority Students, Study finds
The study found that more minorities enrolled in less-than-prestigious law schools than the top ones, leading to concerns over diversity at the top-tier law schools in the U.S.
“Words Can Hurt” Campus Campaign doesn’t like “Fat” and other words
Apparently, some people are super sensitive and let every word affect them. Pacific Lutheran University is running an on-campus campaign “Words Can Hurt,” funded by a grant by a LGBT group The Pride Foundation.
Book Review
Book Review: Is ‘The Dying Citizen’ a Prediction of America’s Future?
America’s ongoing and seemingly-constant crises have left Americans scrambling to find a sense of normalcy and safety. Just in time, to cut through the chaotic bombardment of conflicting messages and opinions while providing a voice…
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The Origins of Political Correctness
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Self-Identifying Marxist Professors Outnumber Conservatives as College Professors
Ayn Rand Reconsidered
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