Gilbert T. Sewall
When the New York Times reported that the Justice Department’s civil rights division might investigate and litigate “intentional race-based discrimination” on…
Late summer is a nice time on college campuses. Summer session and sports camps wind down, and professors head for…
July 4 is a national holiday that celebrates the creation of the United States of America in 1776, a day…
A controversial executive order in January banning travel from Mideast countries linked to terrorism remains a political football in May….
Young women on college campuses have reasons to be fearful. The sheltering protections of housemothers and parietals are long gone….
Two verses of the college song, Fair Harvard, are sung traditionally as the university’s alma mater on entrance and departure from…
The Resistance might seem far away from some TAS readers’ lives. But in Washington, D.C., large parts of the media and…
Meet Henry Sanchez, an 18-year-old who was attending Montgomery County’s Rockville High School in Maryland not far from Washington, D.C….
Social critic and author Charles Murray’s own vivid account of what recently happened at Middlebury College should be required reading…
Oroville dam and its out-of-control spillway dramatize California’s sudden water turnaround this winter. The rains continue, and about 7 inches…
