In a long overdue counterattack against “progressive” thought control in our colleges and universities, some schools have established programs for civic education. A good and essential step.

But as Daniel Buck argues in today’s Martin Center article, the challenge ahead is to preserve them.

At present, there are no fewer than 45 centers at 41 institutions in 25 states. The question facing the movement now isn’t how reformers should establish such institutes or why — but rather, how can they sustain the movement.

At present, there are no fewer than 45 centers at 41 institutions in 25 states. The question facing the........

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