March 18, 2022
Read the articles in the Spring 2022 issue of Academic Questions at a glance.
March 18, 2022
Editor's note and correction to On Dubious Race Preferences in Volume 34, Issue 4.
March 18, 2022
From election to election the left makes clearer its goals to radically transform American society from that of standards based on merit and equity. As that tide continues to roll, AQ continues t......
March 18, 2022
At the tail end of humanity’s greatest wars, mid-twentieth-century psychologists, sociologists, anthropologists, political scientists, and others set about discovering “national character,......
March 18, 2022
Twentieth-century novelists Graham Greene and William Peter Blatty provide portraits of three literary priests possessed of precisely those masculine traits that a vibrant culture needs in abundance,......
March 18, 2022
As colleges and universities undergo rapid institutional change and ideological capture, George R. La Noue believes it is imperative that donors ask three questions before entering into endowment agre......
March 18, 2022
The set of regulations known as “Gainful Employment” are designed to hold higher education programs accountable for student loan debt by establishing debt-to-income thresholds. Andrew Gill......
March 18, 2022
Should the racial views of great thinkers from centuries past factor into modern evaluations of their work? Philosophy professor Darren Hibbs addresses this question and suggests a model for how the c......
March 18, 2022
Despite an explosion of diversity, equity, and inclusion training in higher education, the “antiracist pedagogy” that conveys these ideas to undergraduates amounts to little more than a pr......
March 18, 2022
Academic feminists go to some pretty strange lengths to ensure that female “writers” are well-represented in the literary canon of the Renaissance. Gorman Beauchamp considers the strange c......
March 18, 2022
Once a narrowly defined, career-oriented discipline designed to train future diplomats in the classic works of history and statesmanship, International Relations has fallen prey to many of the academi......
March 18, 2022
Like earlier reference works such as World Book and Collier’s, digital reference works are used by students and researchers seeking accurate and trustworthy information. Unfortunately, databases......
March 18, 2022
Political scientist and NAS board member Bruce Gilley’s article “The Case for Colonialism” (republished in Academic Questions in the summer of 2018), has been the subject of countles......
March 18, 2022
Anthropologist Glynn Custred provides the context for the arrival of two books by big-name conservatives exploring the history of leftist politics in the United States.
March 18, 2022
A review of "The Love of Learning: Seven Dialogues on the Liberal Arts, Margarita Mooney," ed., 2021, Cluny Media, pp. 242, $19.95 paperback.
March 18, 2022
A review of "A Book Too Risky to Publish: Free Speech and Universities," by James R. Flynn, Academica Press, 2020, pp. 332, $29.95 paper; $28.45 kindle.
March 18, 2022
A review of "Woke Racism: How a New Religion Has Betrayed Black America," by John McWhorter, Portfolio/Penguin, 2021, pp. 201, $18.01 hardcover.
March 18, 2022
A review of "Michael Gold: The People’s Writer," by Patrick Chura, State University of New York Press, 2020, pp. 354, $95.00 hardcover, $26.95 softcover
March 18, 2022
A review of "The Last Imperialist: Sir Alan Burns’s Epic Defense of the British Empire," by Bruce Gilley, 2021, Regnery Gateway, pp. 256, $24.06 hardbound
March 18, 2022
A review of "Robert E. Lee: A Life," by Allen Guelzo, Knopf, 2021, pp. 624, $35.00 hardcover.
