universities

Having grown up abroad, author Alex Newman’s first experience with American government education was when he moved back to Florida and attended the University of Florida.

Universities should be deeply embarrassed that it has come to this. The President of the United States uses the financial big stick.

One of our ongoing, recurring themes is – College IS for Dummies.

The facts are pretty damning: The Ivy League and other selective schools are bastions of privileged students.

Only a few years ago, for-profit colleges were on a roll.

Much has been rightly said about recent attacks on conservative, libertarian, and other non-leftist speakers on college and university campuses around the country.

Did our Revolutionary forebears have it all wrong? Do young social-justice warriors at elite universities have it right? Is it true or false that what Americans need is not the freedom of speech that is protected in the First Amendment to the U.S. Constitution?

Can American higher education be salvaged or is it doomed to collapse? Dr. Richard Bishirjian discusses the topic from the Heartland directly.

The goal of academe’s architects of New Civics is to replace the study of the basics of representative government with political activism on behalf of left-wing causes.

Education Project Manager Lennie Jarratt was interviewed on the Mike Seigel online radio show during the 10 pm to 11 pm hour, about Kellogg Community College in Battle Creek, Michigan had several students arrested for handing out pocket US Constitutions.

O’Sullivan’s Law, named after British journalist John O’Sullivan, holds that any organization or enterprise that is not expressly right wing will become left wing over time.

What is happening on our college campuses? Are college administrators going to wait until there is a terrible tragedy before taking aggressive, appropriate action to stop the inappropriate behavior of students who exhibit radical behavior and cross the line of what is acceptable and safe? Judging recent examples, there is reason to be concerned that some students, possibly some of whom are under the influence of outside radical groups, or some of whom may be negatively influenced by professors, might eventually allow their emotions to evolve into tragic actions.