The recent legislation out of the House could reshape higher education financial aid programs, endowments, and more.
May 27, 2025The Week in Science: May 22, 2025In this episode, we look at some interesting proposals for private philanthropy to fill the gap as government scales back its research funding. We also examine an ongoing concern over whether federal......
May 27, 2025NAS Endorses "Restoring Gold Standard Science" Executive OrderThis Executive Order declares the federal government’s intention of requiring that all federal agencies use science that is reproducible, transparent, and generally characterized by procedu......
May 20, 2025How Female is Campus Anti-Semitism?The anecdotal evidence is starting to pile up while academia’s thesis that white men are source of evil continues to crumble.
Harvard, the nation’s oldest and most prestigious university, has long set the standard in higher education. For Jewish families, gaining admission has historically been both a symbol of merit and a s......
May 28, 2025Of Pain and Pedagogy—What We Sacrifice When We Learn with AIWhile listening to an online debate about the future of artificial intelligence (AI), I considered writing this essay and a parallel one that I had asked AI to write. The debate delved into the differ......
This report chronicles and quantifies the persistent commitment to "diversity, equity, and inclusion" (DEI) in higher education hiring practices. Ideological Insistence quantifies the pre......
February 6, 2025Waste LandThis report sheds a new light on the history of the U.S. Department of Education (ED), its abuses of policy, and recommendations for a path forward. The report's evidence, and the long-term politi......
November 9, 2024Instagram the IntifadaThis report maps the organization, leadership, and affiliations of America's largest pro-Palestinian and pro-Hamas student organizations—Students for Justice in Palestine.
October 15, 2024Shifting Sands: Report IVShifting Sands: Zombie Psychology examines the science underlying implicit bias theory. The report finds that many researchers and legislators believe policies based on this theory are harmful. M......
May 27, 2025
In this episode, we look at some interesting proposals for private philanthropy to fill the gap as government scales back its research funding. We also examine an ongoing concern over whether federal......
May 19, 2025
In this episode of The Week in Science, our main topics are artificial intelligence in scientific publication and the ongoing meltdown over the federal government changing the rules for how it spends......
May 27, 2025
The recent legislation out of the House could reshape higher education financial aid programs, endowments, and more....
May 20, 2025
The anecdotal evidence is starting to pile up while academia’s thesis that white men are source of evil continues to crumble....
May 6, 2025
The deluge of Executive Orders out of the Trump White House provide the first steps in latest reform efforts of academia....
This Executive Order declares the federal government’s intention of requiring that all federal agencies use science that is reproducible, transparent, and generally characterized by procedu......
May 9, 2025Trump Administration Ends Federal Disparate-Impact Theory UseAll Americans should know how important it is to eliminate disparate action from government policy, and how great a blow the Trump administration has struck to the enemies of liberty.
This latest report chronicles and quantifies the persistent commitment to "diversity, equity, and inclusion" by colleges and universities in their hiring practices—popularized......
March 27, 2025Scholars Urge Senate to Pass DETERRENT ActWe are thankful to the House for its passage of the DETERRENT Act and strongly urge the Senate to take up and act on this critical legislation.
Join us for a discussion at our New York City office on our new report Ideological Insistence and to hear from a panel of experts.
April 1, 2025Event: Professors Speak OutJoin us to hear testimonies from Nicholas Wolfinger, Jason Kilborn, and Robert Froderman about their investigations into questionable campus probes.
