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NAS Director of Communications David Randall discusses Federal education policy at Hillsdale College.
Ian Lindquist writes on the flaws of civics education, and on how it can be improved.
It has become critical that we build and maintain bastions of free thought on college campuses.
The response to Professor Gilley's "The Case for Colonialism" underscores the need for a renewed focus on academic freedom.
William Young discusses the decline of the traditional American work ethic and its replacement by identity-group entitlement.
NAS Member Jay Weiser writes on the legal remedies available to preserve free speech on campus.
NAS applauds Attorney General Sessions' announcement that the Justice Department will defend campus liberty.
PRESS RELEASE: "Threats to faculty" is not a good reason to suspend John Jay College's Professor Michael Isaacson, says the City University of New York Association of Scholars.
By George Leef
