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Stanley Kurtz writes for National Review Online about one way state legislators across the country can respond to Charlie Kirk’s assassination. [T]here is something concrete we can do — not…
After a highly contentious two-year-long review process, the Biden administration’s new Title IX regulations went into effect on Aug. 1 in thousands of school districts across the country. The administration…
Charles Hilu writes at National Review Online about competing messages from the last president and vice president. Over the past few days, both former president Donald Trump and his vice…
Jeremiah Poff writes for the Washington Examiner about the ideological skew among commencement speakers at top-ranked colleges across the country. Just a handful represent a right-of-center political perspective. Only three…
Madeline Osburn writes for the Federalist about COVID-19’s impact on current high school and college students. It will be years, possibly decades, before we fully understand the impact of the…
Paul Bedard reports for the Washington Examiner on academia’s role in the battle against Donald Trump. America’s top colleges and universities have bulked up politically correct courses that “malign conservatives,”…
Rachel Frommer of the Washington Free Beacon highlights a new report on the latest silliness within the academy. Intersectionality has “infected” the coursework at the country’s top universities, and the…
Walter Williams‘ latest column at Human Events highlights wildly contrasting approaches to academic philosophy at some leading American universities. The University of Chicago’s president, Dr. Robert J. Zimmer, wrote a…
The Charlotte Observer reports that: Kyra Palange was walking across Clemson’s campus last Thursday afternoon when she saw a man sitting in a folding chair, with an empty chair sitting…
Byron York‘s latest Washington Examiner article notes Sarah Palin’s role this weekend in celebrating the 40th president’s legacy. Being seen as Reaganesque is at least one leg up in any…
The N.C. Civic Education Consortium, a project connected with the University of North Carolina School of Government, has developed a 60- to 90-minute program for eighth-graders focusing on “Exploring the…
I posted on Tuesday about the musical being featured at an arts festival in Edinburgh, Scotland. It’s called “Jihad The Musical” and, from the YouTube clip, looks to be hilarious.…