NoIndoctrination.org

"Institutions of higher education are conducted for the common good and not to further the interest of either the individual teacher or the institution as a whole. The common good depends upon the free search for truth and its free exposition." From Statement of Principles on Academic Freedom and Tenure; American Association of University Professors (AAUP)

News Flash!
Read "Dartmouth's 'Hostile' Environment" here. Two related articles can be read here and here.

Michael Shermer and Greg Lukianoff debate academic freedom (five part series, LA Times)
Read DAY 1 (April 14): "Marxist professors or sensitive students?" here.
Read DAY 2 (April 15): "A right to not be offended?" here.
Read DAY 3 (April 16): "Teach the controversy?"here.
Read DAY 4 (April 17): "What should K-12 kids learn?" here.
Read DAY 5 (April 18): "Fireproofing the Ivory Tower" here.

Read Alan Charles Kors' May 2008 piece "On the Sadness of Higher Education"here.

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Universities in a free society should be places where open minds can flourish and examine ideas from a variety of reasoned perspectives. In recent years, however, sociopolitical agendas often drive the discourse - supplanting, suppressing, and ultimately excluding alternative views. NoIndoctrination.org provides a forum for college students to report courses and programs that in their opinion contain severe bias or amount to indoctrination.

If you believe you have experienced courses or orientation programs that advance one-sided social or political ideologies, denigrate alternative views, or create an intimidating atmosphere for expressing diverse opinions, please post your experiences here (and, if possible, send corroborating material). The information we gather will help us in our mission to promote open inquiry in academia.

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