Why Universities Should Welcome (and Sign) Trump's Compact 

Peter Wood

The decline of higher ed is accelerating; Trump’s Compact could stymie its demise. 

What is the National Association of Scholars? 

Peter Wood

An outline of the National Association of Scholars’ role as a watchdog organization advocating for liberal education, viewpoint diversity, and transparency in higher education, especially regarding foreign influence and administrative excess. 

Visa Students: Non-Citizens Are Guests and Should Not Have the Same Rights as Americans 

Teresa R. Manning

A federal judge’s ruling that a deported foreign student has First Amendment rights blurs the line between citizen and non-citizen, raising profound questions about U.S. sovereignty. 

Fighting the Status Quo: Reform Faculty Search Committees 

David Randall

The cycle of faculty and administrators stuffing their ranks with left-wing activists rather than educators and leaders must end. It's time to replace higher ed's leaders. 

Scholars Applaud Introduction of Constitutional Literacy Bill in Michigan 

HB 4829 gives Michigan a chance to join this wonderful movement to restore public K-12 instruction in America’s ideals and institutions of liberty, republican self-government, and civic virtue. 

Removing DEI from Higher Education Will Take Diligent Work 

Iowa’s public universities provide the latest proof that it will take long and diligent work to remove from higher education the discriminatory ideologies often referred to as "diversity, equity, and inclusion."

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New Event Recordings from NAS

Watch the recordings of the National Association of Scholars’ most recent events, including Turning Over Rocks in the DEI Swamp, Anti-Semitism, Inclusion, and Student Rights in Higher Ed, Anti-Semitism, Violence, DEI in Higher Education, and Trump, Congress, and the Student Loan Crisis: Where Things Stand. And tune in tonight for the premiere of Scott Turner’s new documentary The Scopes Trial: 100 Years Later on the NAS YouTube channel.