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10 Colleges Where You Won’t Have To…
10 Colleges Where You Won’t Have To Walk on Eggshells
These are schools—large and small, public and private—where multiple sources of information suggest that students will have better odds of developing the habits of heart and mind…
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Tip Sheet 25 Ways to Bring Heterodoxy to Campus
25 Ways to Bring Heterodoxy to Campus
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A Conservative’s Plea: Let’s Work…
A Conservative’s Plea: Let’s Work Together (2016)
CommunityTip Sheet About HxA One Pager
About HxA One Pager
Not sure how to explain HxA and our work? Use this handy one-pager with colleagues, students, friends, and campus leadership!
Read MoreAbout HxATip Sheet Advice for Faculty Job Ads
Advice for Faculty Job Ads
Faculty job ads are highly curated documents that provide potential applicants a lens into the values of the hiring institution. In addition to telling applicants a good deal about the…
Read MoreCampusTip Sheet Advice on Syllabus Language
Advice on Syllabus Language
A syllabus is a contract of sorts that spells out expectations, policies, and pathways through the inquiry at hand. But a syllabus can be more than that: a syllabus can set the tone for an…
Read MoreClassrooms TeachingBook Tip Sheet Applying to college? Do the schools…
Applying to college? Do the schools you’re considering value free expression? Here are seven questions to ask.
If you are a high school student who will be touring college campuses—and if you enjoy being with and learning from people who see the world differently than you do—here are six…
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Recommended Reading Essential Heterodox Reading List
Essential Heterodox Reading List
The articles suggested below introduce the curious reader to essential information about HxA and the social and ideological issues currently faced by students, faculty, and administrators…
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