The anecdotal evidence is starting to pile up while academia’s thesis that white men are source of evil continues to crumble.
May 19, 2025The Week in Science: May 15, 2025In 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 13, 2025The Week in Science: May 8, 2025Listen in on the second episode of our new science podcast, hosted by Scott Turner, Director of Science Programs at the National Association of Scholars.
May 12, 2025VIDEO: Ideological Insistence: Diversity Statements and the Challenge to Academic FreedomListen in on this discussion held at our New York City office to find out more about our new report Ideological Insistence and to hear from a panel of experts.
I have been following some great higher education bills in the states this year. Some of the best policies are in Senate Bill 37 in Texas, a sequel to SB 17 that we saw in 2023. The greatness of SB 17......
May 23, 2025Utah’s Senate Bill 334 Sparks a Civic RenaissanceThe adoption into law of Utah’s Senate Bill 334, inspired by the General Education Act and co-sponsored by the National Association of Scholars, is a much-needed development. Promoting the values and......
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 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 13, 2025
Listen in on the second episode of our new science podcast, hosted by Scott Turner, Director of Science Programs at the National Association of Scholars.
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....
April 29, 2025
The People’s Forum, a Chinese Communist Party affiliated organization responsible for much of the anti-Semitic activism at Columbia University, is mobilizing its useful......
All 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.
May 8, 2025NAS Commends Government Proposal on Tackling Student Loan CrisisThe Student Success and Taxpayer Savings Plan provides systematic and beneficial reform to America’s student loan system, and to higher education as a whole. It is a welcome complement to EDR......
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.
