Lectures/Conferences
Throughout the academic year, ISI sponsors or co-sponsors more than 300 educational events across the country. These programs examine popular topics, such as affirmative action and core curriculum controversies, as well as enduring concerns, such as the nature of freedom and the best forms of government. Learn more about Lectures or Conferences.

Choosing the Right College
Since 1998, concerned parents and students have been turning to ISI’s Choosing the Right College: The Whole Truth about America’s Top Schools for in-depth analysis of colleges and universities. Unlike other college guides that simply pass along the administration's vision of their institution, the ISI guide takes a hard, frank look at today's campuses. To learn more, visit www.collegeguide.org.

ISI Books
Each year the Institute publishes numerous titles under the imprint of ISI Books. Among these publications are original titles, classic reprints, and collections of writings by leading authorities in the humanities and social sciences. ISI Books explores the intellectual roots underlying the urgent political, economic, and social issues of the day. To learn more, visit www.isibooks.org.

Membership
Today, more than 50,000 students and faculty take full advantage of ISI’s educational resources through the Institute’s Membership Program. ISI offers a complimentary subscription to the Intercollegiate Review: A Journal of Scholarship and Opinion. In addition, members receive invitations and unique opportunities from the Institute. Learn more.

Honors Program
Annually ISI selects several dozen of its brightest and best undergraduate students to participate in a yearlong program of educational enrichment. Honors Fellows attend a summer weeklong retreat, obtain guidance in academic and career planning through a faculty mentor and a career development conference, and receive a collection of books from the Institute. Learn more.

Fellowships Program
Since 1964, ISI has awarded more than 500 fellowships to graduate students preparing to teach at the college level. The program assists future teachers who are motivated by the need to integrate the idea of liberal education with their teaching efforts. Through support of these educators, ISI aims to restore the university to its original purpose and status. Learn more.

Online Education in Liberty
To better direct students and faculty to the wealth of ISI resources, the Institute has created the Online Education in Liberty, a collection of materials and programs organized around five traditional ISI themes. Under each theme are online lectures, announcements of related conferences and online discussions, links to other non-ISI resources, and selected ISI Books titles. Learn more.

Collegiate Network
ISI administers a network of nearly 80 independent student newspapers at colleges across the country. Member papers of the Collegiate Network are eligible to receive technical and financial assistance as well as training opportunities through dedicated conferences and internships at national publications. To learn more, visit www.collegiatenetwork.org.