March 5, 2018
Article: The Oscars, Oppression, and Our Mal-educated Citizenry
Keli Carender
The Oscars are yet another example of how American civics education has been corrupted.
January 5, 2018
Article: On Rubrics and Broken Windows
Bruce Brasington
Bruce Brasington discusses the effects of the AP European History examination.
December 5, 2017
Article: College Board Improves European History Course--But Not Enough: Churchill In, Columbus Still Out
National Association of Scholars
PRESS RELEASE: NAS assesses the College Board's response to our critique of their Advanced Placement European History Examination.
November 19, 2017
MTC: History: A Troubled Field Likely to Get Worse
Mark Bauerlein
Here’s a sign of the times: the head of the American Historical Association says departments should integrate communication, collaboration, and three other "basic skills" into their programs. In other......
October 20, 2017
Article: David Horowitz: Battlefield Notes from a War Gone Unnoticed
Peter Wood
Peter Wood reviews David Horowitz's new book, "The Left in the University."
October 16, 2017
Article: Civics Education Must Be Liberal Education
Ian Lindquist
Ian Lindquist writes on the flaws of civics education, and on how it can be improved.
August 15, 2017
Academic Questions: Doing More with Less
Richard Vedder
In the Fall 2017 Academic Questions (vol. 30 no. 3), Richard Vedder describes the harms done to higher education by federal involvement and offers some solutions going forward.
June 6, 2017
Academic Questions: Forum: Citizenship versus the "New Civics"
Nicholas CapaldiKC JohnsonAllen MendenhallMichael I. KraussHarry C. BoyteWilliam Voegeli
A forum on civics education responding to the NAS report Making Citizens: How American Universities Teach Civics.