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Douglas Ginsburg: Renewing the Declaration's Promise

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Emily Rounds: A Primer on Accreditation Reform

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Ryan Bangert: The Arc of Religious Liberty in American History

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Stephen Trachtenberg: A University President's Guide to Rebuilding the American Story

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H.R. McMaster & John Hillen: Teaching Military History Reveals America’s Complexity and Character

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Vincent Phillip Muñoz: Faith and Free Speech

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Michael Auslin: The Making of a National Treasure

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Aimee Guidera:  Higher Education and the Nation's Founding Aspirations

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Mike Balow: Resisting MSU’s Crackdown on Dissent

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Max Schanzenbach: An Insider’s Guide to Divestment

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Mark T. Mitchell: How Patrick Henry College Sets the National Standard

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David Rohrbacher: Inside New College’s Curriculum Turnaround

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Lucas Morel: Frederick Douglass's Evolving View of Abraham Lincoln

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Glenn Corn: A Former CIA Agent’s Case for Language Learning

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Wagner, Colonialism, and K-Pop: How Language Learning Connects Us to Culture and History

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David Eubanks: How Is Accreditation Broken (And How Can We Fix It?)

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Thad Westbrook: Leading Higher Education Reform at the University of South Carolina

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Lee Strang: Revitalizing Civics Education in the Buckeye State

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Building Bridges for Higher Ed Accreditation Reform

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Douglas Ginsburg & Deecy Gray: Teaching Civics Amid Academia’s Pushback

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Richard Haass: Guarding Democracy by Teaching Civics

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Free Speech Soars at GMU Law School

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Reinvigorating Civil Discourse at M.I.T.

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Civil Discourse Surges at UNC-Greensboro

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John Hillen: American Civics and Student Leadership

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Zagros Madjd-Sadjadi: Expanding Civil Discourse at Wilson Salem State University

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Jane Calvert: The Imperative to Study America's Founding

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Juniata College: Embracing Debate from the Campus to Classroom

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Jon Hardister: Theory and Practice of Excellent University Governance

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Ohio Senator Jerry Cirino: Fortifying Open Discourse in the Buckeye State

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Mitch Daniels: The Heart of the Academic Enterprise

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Joshua Dunn: Intellectual Diversity and Informed Patriotism

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Aaron Sibarium - On the Record

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Peter Skerry: Embracing Uncomfortable Campus Conversations

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Alumni Free Speech Advocacy at MIT: Wayne Stargardt and Peter Bonilla

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Core Texts in a Hispanic Context: A Special Spanish Episode of Higher Ed Now

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Core Texts and Enduring Questions for Today’s Students

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Confessions of a Black Conservative: Glenn Loury

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Jonathan Turley: We Must Live Up to the Promise of Free Speech

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Mark Dalhouse and Ari Miller: The Groundwork of Campus Civil Discourse

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William B. Allen: Montesquieu, Madison, and the Mission of a Liberal Arts Education

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Jeffrey Rosen: The Classics' Critical Role in Education

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Teaching Students to Find Their Voice in Civil Discourse

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Monica Guzman: "People Only Hear When They're Heard"

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John Bolton: The Long Decline of Free Expression on Campus

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Anika Prather: “Classical Education Helps Everyone Flourish”

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Why Institutional Neutrality Matters

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Glenn Loury: Defending the Cultural Inheritance of the Liberal Arts

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George Will: Restoring the Value of an Academic Degree

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Jay Bhattacharya: Free Expression and Unsettled Science

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Nadine Strossen: Free Speech in a Time of Campus Crisis

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Aayan Hirsi Ali: The Fight For Our Classrooms

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Scott Walker: A Governor's Perspective on College Spending

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A Higher Ed Reformation: Changing Campus Policy and Culture

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Free Speech Barriers and Legal Remedies

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Carole Hooven: Cancelled for Scientific Accuracy

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Jonathan Marks: "Liberal Education Corrects Our Narrowness"

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Student Voices: United By Our Differences

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Richard Haass: Education and the Obligations of Citizenship

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Eric Kaufmann: Academic Freedom Under Pressure

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John Agresto: "The Death of Learning"

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Chuck Davis: Alumni Rising

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Jered Cooper: "A unique self-censorer

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Dialogue, Discourse, and Democracy: Lindsay Hoffman and Timothy Shaffer

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Diversity Done Wrong: The Unjust Firing of Dr. Tabia Lee

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Transforming Campus Culture With Civil Discourse

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Diversity Done Right

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Jennifer Frey: Fundamental Questions in Liberal Education

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Jenna Robinson: Pushing Higher Ed Reform In North Carolina

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Amna Khalid: "DEI Inc." and the False Framework of Harm in Higher Ed

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Matthew Hendricks: Tracking Dollars, Data, and Educational Outcomes

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Lauren Noble: Strengthening Genuine Intellectual Diversity

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Kenny Xu: An Inconvenient Minority

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Edwin Meese: Education for Engaged Citizenship

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Ilya Shapiro: The Perils of "Wrongthink"

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Jonathan Zimmerman: The Case for Contention in Higher Ed

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Adam Weinberg and Adam Davis: Igniting Civil Discourse on Campus

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Emma Camp: "Speech Activists Can Certainly Make Waves"

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Pano Kanelos: Reinventing the University

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Justin Dyer: The Value of "Questions We Can't Answer"

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Lindsey Burke: "If I Could Wave a Magic Wand"

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Greg Jackson: The Magic of "History That Doesn't Suck"

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Erec Smith: Anti-Racism and Free Black Thought

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Roosevelt Montas: How the Great Books Speak to Everyone

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Colin Diver: Breaking Ranks With the College Ranking System

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Jacob Mchangama: "A global free speech recession"

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John Chisholm: Exploring Holistic Diversity

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Deondra Rose: Galvanizing Political Education and Discourse for Democracy

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Mark Bauerlein: "The Dumbest Generation Grows Up"

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Dorian Abbot: Merit, Fairness, and Equality

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Nadine Strossen: Free Speech in the Crosshairs

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Paul Carrese: Shaping Students into Citizens and Leaders

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Gordon Wood: 1776: Out of Many, One

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Ed Yingling - Pioneering the Alumni Free Speech Alliance

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Robert McCrum: Shakespeare Ever Present

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George Harne: Liberal Education and "The Symphony of Knowing"

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Jonathan Rauch: Unpacking "The Constitution of Knowledge"

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Abraham Unger: A Conservatory Model for Liberal Arts

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John Altman: Keys to a Consequential Governing Board

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John Altman: Keys to a Consequential Governing Board