Fermilab Concedes to Woke Physicists

Christopher Sanfilippo

Known for its powerful particle accelerator, Fermilab epitomizes American physics research. But after accusations of racism, a group of woke physicists now controls the lab.

South Dakota Says "No" to Federal Programs Propagating Racial Grievance

David Randall

SD Governor Kristi Noem signed an Executive Order directing the South Dakota Department of Education to refrain from applying for any federal grants tied to critical race theory.

Nomination of Catherine Lhamon Fails Senate Committee Vote

Teresa Manning

In an astonishing turn of events, the Senate Committee on Education fails to garner enough votes to appoint Lhamon to her former position at the Office of Civil Rights.

NAS is Hiring!

The National Association of Scholars has a job opening for Communications Associate. To read more and download the job description, click here.

AHI Announces Four New Zoom Courses for Fall Semester

The Alexander Hamilton Institute is pleased to announce the creation of four new reading clusters for the fall semester, 2021. They will be open to a national audience, using Zoom. More information about the instructors and the courses can be found on AHI’s website. Advanced sign-up is strongly encouraged.

Government Education Jobs

The National Association of Scholars maintains a list of U.S. Government jobs pertaining to the education sector. Click here to access our excel spreadsheet of current job opportunities. (Updated July 07, 2021).

Celebrating America: A Webinar Series from the NAS

Join NAS for events on American history and literature. Our next events in the Celebrating America series include 1848: Manifest Destiny and the Mexican American War on August 31 and Twice-Told Tales (Nathaniel Hawthorne) on September 7. View and register for these events and more here.

1833: Jacksonian America and the Age of the Common Man

President Andrew Jackson led one of the most successful "common man" movements in American history. Listen in or watch as historians, Daniel Feller, Jason Opal, Harry Watson, and Brad Birzer, discuss the effects of "Jacksonian Democracy" on America.

Rip Van Winkle and The Legend of Sleepy Hollow

Mark Bauerlein and Brian Jay Jones join NAS to discuss Washington Irving's classic stories, The Legend of Sleepy Hollow and Rip Van Winkle.

1800-1840: The Second Great Awakening

Watch this webinar to learn what sparked the Second Great Awakening, its effects on America's culture, and how it strengthened the role of Protestant denominations in the political sphere.

A Dubious Expediency: How Race Preferences Damage Higher Education

NAS President Peter Wood is joined by Professors Gail Heriot and Maimon Schwarzchild to discuss their recent book, A Dubious Expediency.