Disagree Better: How to Turn Down the Heat by Governor Spencer J. Cox

Campus Programming and Partnerships for Lasting Change Panel Discussion

How the Open-Government Movement is Transforming U.S. Higher Education by Adam Andrzejewski

National Alumni Movement in Action Panel Discussion

Criminals Think, but Thinking is No Crime by William B. Allen

Free Speech Requires Action, Not Just Talk by Governor Scott Walker

Morning Welcome from Stuart Taylor Jr., Co-founder of AFSA and Member of ACTA's Board of Directors

Evening Welcome from Mark Ridenour, Member of ACTA's Board of Directors

Innocent Until Proven Greek: ACTA's Tools for Free Speech Advocates

Innocent Until Proven Greek: Uneven Application of Free Speech

Innocent Until Proven Greek: The Way Forward

Innocent Until Proven Greek: The Growing Illiberal Trends in Higher Education

Innocent Until Proven Greek: The National Perspective

The Wars Against Ukraine and Israel and the Duty of the Jewish People by Bernard-Henri Lévy

Antisemitism, Academic Freedom, and Board Leadership

Why are Colleges Making Political Statements? They Should Adopt Institutional Neutrality Instead.

Texas Policy Summit: The Failing of The Core Curriculum for the Next Generation of Citizens

Texas Policy Summit: The Damage of DEI and Its Offspring

Texas Policy Summit: The Urgent Need for Academic Freedom, Academic Excellence and Accountability

Middle East Challenges for America and Israel by John Bolton

Armand Alacbay on ACTA's What Will They Learn? Project to George Mason Board of Visitors

Armand Alacbay on ACTA's How Colleges Spend Money Project to George Mason Board of Visitors

ACTA Senior Program Officer Nick Down Testifies On SB506 to Virginia House Education Subcommittee

What Has Become of the Partnership Between Blacks and Jews? by Glenn Loury

What We Learned About Higher Education After October 7th

The Founders, the American Enlightenment, and Religious Freedom by George F. Will

The Escape from Islamic Extremism by Ayaan Hirsi Ali

The Generational Swindle

The Backlash That Didn't Come

Students Voting for Reagan Prompted Panicked Campus Liberals to Double Down on Indoctrination