The Buckley Institute is seeking a Program and Communications Associate to support our efforts to bring free speech back to Yale’s campus.
The Buckley Institute released findings from its Yale student survey, gauging their perspectives on free speech and the presidential search.
Lauren Noble published an op-ed in The Washington Times on the connection between DEI and the recent surge in campus antisemitism.
Buckley Institute's Lauren Noble published an op-ed contrasting Yale’s newfound support for free speech with the university’s past record'
The Buckley Institute released the findings from its annual national survey of college students, gauging American college student opinions on free speech, censorship, and the major issues facing the country.
The Buckley Institute has launched a new podcast, Pod and Man at Yale, featuring student voices on the most important campus issues.
The Buckley Institute is saddened by the passing of the Honorable James L. Buckley ’44, Buckley Institute Board Emeritus Director.
The Buckley Institute's 2023 essay contest for high school and Yale students is officially open with prizes of $1,000, $500, and $250.
Buckley Institute Founder and Executive Director Lauren Noble ’11 published an op-ed in RealClearEducation about our latest report on the faculty political imbalance at Yale.
The Buckley Institute regrets to share the news of the passing of Terry Holcombe ’64, member of the Buckley Institute board of directors and true devotee of lux et veritas.
The Buckley Institute released a report detailing the ideological imbalance among faculty in key departments at Yale and in Yale Law School.
The Buckley Institute is proud to launch the Donald Kagan Memorial Fund to advance the values Professor Kagan stood for, spread the knowledge he felt indispensable, and fight for the Yale he believed in.
The Buckley Institute is excited to announce this year’s Lux et Veritas Faculty Prize is awarded to John M. Duff, Jr. Professor of Law Amy Chua.
Proposals to rescue illiberal college campuses will do little if America’s undergraduates want censorship.
The Buckley Institute now has 623 student fellows on campus, comprising 9.5% of the undergraduate student population.
It became clear that the many programs we offer, the wide variety of initiatives we undertake, and the increasing number of students we serve extend well beyond the bounds of a simple program.
The Wall Street Journal published a letter from Buckley Program founder and executive director Lauren Noble raising the alarm about college student support for compelled speech.
In the Washington Times, Buckley Program Founder and Executive Director Lauren Noble talked about Yale’s most recent retreat from transparency.
There’s little reason for optimism about Yale Law’s recent statement on free speech.
Highest Ever Recorded Percentages Intimidated from Sharing Opinions on Campus; 13% Increase in Those Intimidated by Peers
A movement is growing in defense of free speech and viewpoint diversity at our nation’s elite educational institutions. The Buckley Program leads the way.