In lieu of a traditional acceptance speech, Philip Merrill Award winner Professor Nadine Strossen engaged in a colloquy with ACTA President Michael Poliakoff. In their compelling discussion, Professor Strosseneloquently illustrates the principles of free...
While free expression is of paramount value at any college or university, the intentional concealing of one’s identity of public raises serious concerns for campus safety. ACTA’s Model University Anti-Masking Policy protects members of...
Columbia University appears to have agreed to undertake a major, overdue cultural change. Implementation […]
Arizona State University hosted an event yesterday featuring attorney Mary Hasson, whose Christian […]
ACTA has released a survey of over 3,000 students at Arizona’s three public universities as well as a report card evaluating the state of free expression on these campuses.
The latest Free Expression Annual Report by the Arizona Board of Regents (ABOR) explains, “The Arizona Board of Regents and university leadership strive to protect intellectual freedom and free expression at Arizona’s public universities.”...
Like many universities, Penn State and the University of Pittsburgh are struggling to protect free expression, encourage a plurality of views and foster habits of civil discourse on their campuses.
As a new administration comes into office and Congress begins its first session, the American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) calls on our representatives to turn their attention to American higher education and...
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