Today, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld that sacred value in its 6-2 decision for the plaintiffs in Students for Fair Admissions, Inc. v. President and Fellows of Harvard College and a 6-3 decision for...
WASHINGTON, DC—The American Council of Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) is proud to announce […]
The department seeks to rescind these regulations because it argues that “they are not necessary to protect the First Amendment right to free speech and free exercise of religion; have created confusion among institutions;...
Comments made during a recent university assembly by Cornell’s president, Martha Pollack, suggest that the response to the disruption of Ann Coulter’s speech last week may ultimately be tepid and dismissive. Her words do...
Today, the Texas Board of Regents exercised the highest level of academic leadership when it approved the recommendation of the Chancellor and his administrative team to adopt the University of Texas Commitment to Freedom...
The students who prevented me from speaking were not engaging in fiery argument, or any kind of argument at all, but the most anti-intellectual response imaginable: whoopie cushions, screaming, and loud circus music—mocking the...
Yesterday at the University of Florida, students protested Nebraska Senator Ben Sasse’s candidacy for the position of university president and disrupted an opportunity for others to ask him questions. Are these students so unaccustomed...
On September 10, ACTA submitted the following statement for public record in reaction […]
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