ACTA’s new report, Education or Reputation?, reveals that most top liberal arts colleges require few core subjects and fail to protect free speech. UVA cuts financial aid and raises tuition as its president pushes for privatization. ACTA raises concerns over Penn State’s new $800,000 president, while praising Purdue for freezing tuition and Colorado regents for expanding political diversity protections. ACTA also condemns the ASA’s boycott of Israel as a threat to academic freedom.
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The American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) has recognized the Center for Public Service at the University of Pikeville, Concourse at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, and the Centennial Institute at Colorado Christian University as Oases of Excellence.
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