College Professors on Townhall

• Inequality Sat Jun 1
  John C. Goodman
• Law Professor Forces Students to Lobby for Government Ban on Soda Fri Mar 8
  Heather Ginsberg
• The Problem in Washington Isn’t the Constitution Sun Jan 6
  Rich Tucker
  It’s easy to pity Kremlinologists. These are people who spent years, even decades, studying the Soviet Union. Their job was to explain why that country did the things it did, even though those actions so often seemed counterproductive. Suddenly, though, the USSR dissolved and the Kremlinologists were out of work. ... more
• Professor Blames Mass Shootings on ‘White Male Privilege’ Wed Dec 19
  Kyle Olson
  Some opinions only get attention because they come from people with advanced degrees who make their living on the taxpayer dime. That’s certainly the case for Hugo Schwyzer, a history and gender studies professor at Pasadena City College. ... more
• Civic Illiteracy Won the White House for Obama Wed Nov 14
  Marybeth Hicks
  It was only 7:15 last Tuesday evening when my daughter, who works in conservative journalism, texted me to say the election was lost. For a painful four hours, I watched the results confirm her early analysis. When it was clear the president would be re-elected and Republican challenger Mitt Romney had lost, I took an over-the-counter sleep aid and went to bed. ... more
• Facing the Giants Tue Nov 6
  Mike Adams
  Nearly ten years ago, I helped organize a lawsuit against UNC-Chapel Hill. The university was forcing Christians to allow non-Christians to run their organizations. It took me 18 months to find a plaintiff but I did. In case you were wondering, we took the case to federal court and we won. ... more
• The Price is Wrong Mon May 7
  Mike Adams
  There is an enormous free speech controversy that is pitting an outspoken North Carolina faculty member against a public university administration. ... more
• Georgia Professors Bribe Students to Lobby Legislators Fri Apr 13
  Mary Grabar
  Why would GALEO (Georgia Association of Latino Elected Officials), which lobbies against enforcement of immigration laws, thank “students” and “educators” (among others) for defeating Georgia bills restricting illegal aliens? Their April 9 newsletter joyfully announces in a headline “ZERO anti-immigrant [sic] legislation from GA passed.” ... more
• Leftist California Professors "Corrupt" Higher Education Thu Apr 12
  Larry Elder
  "I don't know any polite way of putting this -- but he's lying," said professor John Ellis, president of the National Association of Scholars' California division. Ellis was reacting to a critic's characterization of the NAS's damning report, "A Crisis of Competence: The Corrupting Effect of Political Activism in the University of California." ... more
• The Frequent Bomber Program Mon Apr 9
  Mike Adams
  Dear Bill (Ayers): I try not to use the word “jack***” too often. Whenever I start writing about you, however, that word just seems to fit into every sentence – sort of like Selah fits into a Davidic Psalm. ... more
• Colleges Skimp on Science, Spend Big on Diversity Thu Apr 5
  Michael Barone
  How many times have you heard Barack Obama talk about "investing" in education? Quite a few, if you've been listening to the president at all. ... more
• For the Love of Marx Tue Apr 3
  Mike Adams
  There are more Marxists teaching in Sociology Departments in America than living in the former Soviet Union. These sociologists hold themselves out as scientists despite the fact that they fail consistently in their efforts to predict the future. In fact, most of them lack the competence to accurately predict the past. ... more
• UC's Leftist Echo Chamber Drowns Out Diverse Voices Sun Apr 1
  Debra J. Saunders
  Political activism has drawn the University of California into an academic death spiral. Too many professors believe their job is to "advance social justice" rather than teach the subject they were hired to teach. Groupthink has replaced lively debate. ... more
• Are Marriage and Religious Liberty Worth the Fight? Fri Mar 23
  AWR Hawkins
  In a recent column for CNN, Sojourner magazine’s Tim King offered readers his opinion on why Christianity isn’t the attractive option for young people it once was. ... more
• Racial Quota Fallout Thu Mar 15
  Thomas Sowell
  Many years ago, I learned of an episode in the life of a promising young black man that is relevant to things happening now. He had been educated at a good school, and went on to receive degrees at good colleges and universities. Then he went for a Ph.D. in mathematics at one of the leading departments in that field. ... more
• Obama's Mentor: "Of Course We Hid This [Video] Throughout the 2008 Campaign" Thu Mar 8
  America
  Obama's mentor at Harvard Law School, Charles Ogletree, admitted to hiding the video made public by Breitbart.com today. ... more
• US Professors Travel to Iran to Discuss Occupy Wall Street movement Wed Mar 7
  Townhall.com Staff
• Academic Hypocrisy Tue Feb 21
  Thomas Sowell
  It is fascinating to see people accusing others of things that they themselves are doing, especially when their own sins are worse. ... more

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