ACTA celebrates a victory for free expression with the University of Texas–Austin’s decision to disband its bias response team following a legal challenge from Speech First. On Capitol Hill, Representative Greg Murphy cited ACTA’s research on administrative bloat in higher education during a speech before Congress and in the Washington Examiner. ACTA is also pleased to announce that The King’s College has earned an “A” in our What Will They Learn? project for its well-rounded core curriculum. ACTA’s Intelligent College Giving series continues with a conversation between ACTA President Michael Poliakoff and philanthropist Robert Frick on thoughtful giving to higher education.
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Free Expression and the Task of American Colleges and Universities There are certain truths of American political life that antedate even the Founding and are as important for our age as they were for ages past. Among these are that demagogues hold most sway over the ignorant, that a free people must be an informed […]
A major gift from the Diana Davis Spencer Foundation was announced to advance free speech and intellectual diversity on campus. ACTA continues the fight against “bias response teams” that suppress dissent and chill open inquiry. Our updated State Rankings Project reveals wide disparities in administrative spending and academic quality across all 50 states. ACTA also supports Supreme Court challenges to race-based admissions and applauds Tennessee’s creation of a new Institute of American Civics.
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