Radio Segment on 'The Death of Manliness'
February 08, 2010 By Ashley Thorne
NAS communications director appeared on a radio broadcast to speak about the latest efforts to discredit men on college campuses.
Hookup Ink
February 05, 2010 By Wendy Shalit - Academic Questions
A review of three books on the hookup culture on campus.
Are Diversity Discussions Useful?
February 04, 2010 By Brian T. Johnson
Should diversity skeptics bother to participate in diversity discussions? Forums conducive to full and fair discussion would seem to be quite scarce. Is it better to contribute as possible or ignore such events entirely?
Blacklisting a Christian University
February 02, 2010 By Ashley Thorne
The AAUP's Canadian counterpart, the CAUT, has declared that Trinity Western University's statement of faith deprives faculty members of academic freedom. We disagree.
Peter Wood on Anger Today
February 01, 2010 By Ashley Thorne
NAS President Peter Wood speaks on anger and civility in the public square.
The State of the University
January 28, 2010 By Ashley Thorne
What President Obama's State of the Union address means for the future of higher education.
Howard Zinn, Silent
January 28, 2010 By Peter Wood
Howard Zinn, author of
A People's History of the United States, has died.
Baggage Claim at Williams
January 26, 2010 By Ashley Thorne
Williams College will cancel classes to engage in "pomosexual" poetry performances, politicized art discussions, a "queering communities" panel, and "reclaiming New England's aboriginal history."
Reflections of a Community College Professor
January 25, 2010 By John C. Chalberg
We present the reflections of John C. “Chuck” Chalberg, professor of American history for more than thirty years at Normandale Community College in Bloomington, Minnesota.
Social Role of the University...No Comment
January 21, 2010 By Ashley Thorne
A 1962 newspaper clipping recaps the message of a campus speaker who asked, "What is the university's fundamental social obligation?"
The Roots of Sustainability
January 19, 2010 By Glenn Ricketts - Academic Questions
This major piece by Glenn Ricketts chronicling the history of the sustainability movement will appear in the forthcoming "Sustainability" issue of
Academic Questions (vol. 23, no. 1).
No research? No federal money? Sounds like something out of the nineteenth century, if not the seventeenth. (I'm thinking of Galileo and Newton, but close enough).
Nobody with this attitude would ever get hired for a professorial job in my department.
If this is what George Leef thinks, I'm glad we have other people running the zoo.
Michael Kellman
by Michael Kellman Posted on 06/18/2008
As usual, George is insightful, witty, and uncompromising— brutal honesty, delivered with just a bit of a smirk.
by karenyvonp Posted on 06/20/2008