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Richard Lindzen, a former meteorologist at MIT, in his first presentation as the newest distinguished fellow at the libertarian think tank Cato Institute, tore into global warming alarmists.

Although universities have long been envisaged as incubators of new ideas, in actuality they usually provide life support to concepts long-time passed.

Private corporations and foundations can do whatever they want but one would think that the bigger ones would do a bit more research before endowing politically correct administrators with their prestige.

The Department of Education thinks it has found out what is wrong with American higher education—not enough extracurricular activities, specifically, not enough political ones.

Apparently, at Carleton College, it was global warming before it wasn’t.

Apparently even college campuses aren’t providing green jobs anymore.

As is our custom here at Accuracy in Academia, we are kicking off the new year by bonding with thousands of English professors from around the country and around the world at the Modern Language Association (MLA) annual convention.

Penn State climatologist Michael Mann takes on critics, in court.

Noted scholar John K. Wilson objected to our quarterly review of professors we have covered.

Universities like to think of their lecture series as extensions of the education that students get in their classrooms. Unfortunately, they usually are.

Ever on the watch for the latest academic buzzwords, we look with curiosity upon the latest offering—sustainable development.

Colleges and universities are promising graduates “green jobs” at the end of their education, secure in the knowledge that if they fail to materialize, schools won’t be liable for damages under Truth in Advertising laws.