Free Speech and Intellectual Diversity in South Dakota
Mar 18, 2019 by NAS |
South Dakota leads the way in protecting liberties necessary for the pursuit of truth.
What is High Culture For?
Mar 14, 2019 by NAS |
Peter Wood interviews Nathaniel Peters of the Morningside Institute.
Podcast #18: A Sixteenth Century Mystery with Eleanor Schneider
Mar 07, 2019 by NAS |
What happened to all the Latin grammar books?
Criticizing Confucius Institutes
Mar 01, 2019 by NAS |
Three new reports from the federal government and from the UK reiterate NAS’s concerns: Confucius Institutes need to go.
NAS Elects a New Chairman and Treasurer
Mar 01, 2019 by NAS |
NAS announces the election of Keith Whitaker to Chairman and Thomas Klingenstien to Treasurer of the Board of Directors.
Loose Definitions
Feb 21, 2019 by NAS |
A bill in the Oregon legislature has drawn ire for comparing genocide to the daily plight of microaggressions and appropriation.
Episode #16: Rob Koons on Philosophy and the Good Life
Feb 21, 2019 by NAS |
Listen in as Peter W. Wood and Rob Koons discuss some of the larger questions of life.
China Infiltrates US Colleges and Universities
Feb 20, 2019 by NAS |
NAS Director of Policy, Rachelle Peterson was interviewed by Fox New earlier this month on Beijing's continued effort to plant a stake at American colleges.
Inside the Beltway Conference Call
Feb 13, 2019 by NAS |
Join NAS next Wednesday, February 20, at 2:00 PM Eastern for a conference call to discuss what’s happening in DC.
NAS Awards the Fraser Barron Scholarship to Janice Gunther Martin
Feb 13, 2019 by NAS |
The NAS has awarded Janice Gunther Martin the 2019 Fraser Barron Memorial Scholarship in Renaissance & Western History.
Event Overview: A Hole in the Renaissance
Feb 13, 2019 by NAS |
First Things hosted NAS for an evening lecture by Dr. Elenor Schnieder.
Required Reading
Feb 08, 2019 by NAS |
A State Representative in Iowa has introduced a bill to make Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn's The Gulag Archipelago a required read for high school graduation.
Episode #14: Regulatory Overreach with Larry Kogan
Feb 07, 2019 by NAS |
Peter W. Wood interviews Larry Kogan on sustainability. Join us as Larry takes us on an expedition to the dark underbelly of the regulatory regime.
Episode #13: Last Month Today (January)
Jan 31, 2019 by NAS |
Peter W. Wood sits down with the NAS staff to discuss higher education news and themes from January.
EVENT: A Hole in the Renaissance
Jan 30, 2019 by NAS |
Join us February 12, 2019, at the office of First Things as we come together to hear a lecture from Dr. Eleanor Schneider.