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The Marquette Tribune published an article sharing the detailed interactions between the student involved in the McAdams case and Marquette Administrators. The article addresses controversial [...]

Writing in National Review, Lexi Hudson explores how developed social skills translates to increased socioeconomic opportunities: ““Good manners will open doors that the best education [...]

Will you join us in defending Marquette Professor John McAdams and free speech on America’s campuses? Last year, an undergraduate student came to Marquette University Political Science Professor [...]

Five years after Act 10, WILL Vice President for Policy and Deputy Counsel CJ Szafir writes in National Review how Governor Walker’s reforms have saved taxpayers billions of dollars and [...]

A recent study by the Southeastern Education Foundation (SEF) has made waves by claiming that private schools in the United States today represent a throwback to the segregation of Jim Crow [...]

The Wisconsin Public Records Board made significant changes last summer in determining what kind of records can be immediately destroyed. Many Wisconsinites have critisized the board for not [...]

One year after Wisconsin adopts Right to Work law, a federal judge has ruled it unconstitutional. Judge Foust shares, “a free-rider problem is born – the ability of nonmembers to refuse to pay [...]

The Milwaukee Common Council on Friday voted 14-0 to accept the recommendation of the Zoning, Neighborhoods and Development committee to accept five charter and private schools as education [...]

The undertold story of how superintendents have used Act 10 to reform schools April 19, 2016 – Milwaukee, WI – As Wisconsin reached the 5 year anniversary of Act 10, the Wisconsin Institute for [...]

Council approves five private and charter schools to be education operators; begins process for purchase of empty MPS schools April 15, 2016 – Milwaukee, WI – Today the Milwaukee [...]