A recent report by the American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) recently found that the University of Pittsburgh has failed to protect free speech on its campus, with most students being afraid to...
ACTA’s Hero of Intellectual Freedom award was presented to Roland G. Fryer, Jr., professor of economics at Harvard University.
Censorship is ugly behavior, whether it comes from the right or the left. Fortunately, it is most often self-defeating, but it is a warning sign of deeper pathology. So we see in the matter...
The Amy Wax case at the University of Pennsylvania has rightly attracted a lot of attention. Her Ivy League Law School has grossly violated her academic freedom. She has been punished merely for expressing...
Fall is a wonderful time at Furman University. Friends are reuniting after a summer apart. The mall is teeming with football tailgates. The leaves are just beginning to turn. All on one of the...
The Student Intifada, a growing coalition of pro-Palestinian, anti-Zionist student groups, is making clear its intention to disrupt the fall semester...
As colleges prepare to begin the fall semester, many are rolling out policies to delineate acceptable forms of protest...
As students make their way back to college and campus demonstrations about the Israel-Hamas war resume, the central conflict isn’t likely...
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