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Roger Custer is executive director of America's Future Foundation.

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  • Why does Obama despise the rich?

    President Obama, through his policies, is making successful entrepreneurship harder and harder to achieve.

  • Recent ROTC Happenings

    Reserve Officer Training Corps (ROTC) has been in the news lately for several reasons.  First the good news, then the bad, and what students can do about it.     Saint Norbert College in Wisconsin is one of few colleges | Read More »

  • Earth Day Update

    Colleges and universities continue to foster radical environmentalism, as I began to report last year. I find particularly problematic the self-admitted activism movement of ecofeminism that is taking root on campuses. This University of South Carolina syllabus says, "Ecofeminism is | Read More »

  • Learn Conservative Ideas

    Many conservatives (including myself) complain about the state of higher education, the liberal bias, the lack of intellectual diversity, and what we see as a disservice to young people.  But what can we do about it?     Young America’s Foundation | Read More »

  • Ithaca and Intellectual Diversity

    Ithaca College is part of the national dialogue regarding intellectual diversity. Last week, the campus paper ran this editorial in response to the news that Al Franken is coming to campus to broadcast his radio show. Today’s edition of the | Read More »

  • Ithaca Demands More Intellectual Diversity

  • Taliban In, ROTC Out

    Read more here about how Yale accepted a Taliban spokesman but has denied the right to ROTC on campus for many years.

  • YAF on Hannity Radio Show Today

    Jason Mattera will appear on Sean Hannity’s radio show this afternoon at 4 pm EST to discuss the Young America’s Foundation "Dirty Dozen" list of ridiculous college courses.  Kirby Wilbur will be the substitute host today.

  • Jason Mattera on ‘Hannity & Colmes’

    Young America’s Foundation Spokesman Jason Mattera will appear tonight on Hannity & Colmes to discuss the “Dirty Dozen” — a list of the nation’s most ridiculous and superfluous courses, taught in some of the most prestigious universities.     Mattera | Read More »

  • Action on Intellectual Diversity

    Last week, the American Council for Trustees and Alumni (ACTA) released a report titled "Intellectual Diversity: Time for Action."     The report details the group’s findings since the American Council on Education and a consortium of 30 higher education | Read More »