National Association of Scholars

Registration is Open for “Disgrace: Shame, Punishment, and Redemption”

Join NAS January 11 and 12 in Orange, California as we discuss disgrace in higher education.

On Wednesday, NAS President Peter Wood spoke to NPR’s On Point’s Meghna Chakrabarti about the case Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard.

The Fall 2018 issue of Academic Questions at a glance.

A summary of Beach Books and links to more info.

Beach Books 2017-2018 is the eighth installment of NAS's survey of common reading programs.

RSVP for the launch of Beach Books 2017-2018 at First Things. A live stream of the launch event is available.

Schedule and information for Fall conference calls with NAS.

PRESS RELEASE: NAS circulates an open letter asking the University of Chicago and the Medieval Academy to vindicate Professor Rachel Fulton Brown.

An analysis of the House Democrats' alternative to the PROSPER Act.

NAS comments on the proposal to rescind the Gainful Employment Rule.

A summary of the events leading to the controversy, and the story behind the Peter Shaw Memorial Award.

NAS awards Eleanor Pettus Schneider with the 2018 Fraser Barron Memorial Scholarship, what does she hope to make of her research?

NAS is hosting a conference themed, “Disgrace: Shame, Punishment, and Redemption in American Higher Education,” at Chapman University in California.

The Texas affiliate of NAS writes to Congress in support of the PROSPER Act.

Following questions from Senator Marco Rubio, the University of North Florida becomes the ninth US university to close a Confucius Institute.