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For years, MI has had a longstanding interest in promoting greater intellectual pluralism on our nation’s campuses, introducing students to perspectives on public policy, economics, limited government, and culture that they might not otherwise encounter. As a result of this effort, thousands of undergrads have had the opportunity to hear, many for the first time, arguments about the principles of economic choice and individual responsibility.

With essential support from the Thomas W. Smith Foundation, the Manhattan Institute launched 'MI on Campus,' which sends MI senior fellows to campuses across the country at no cost to the host. Our fellows are experts in a wide range of subjects, from health care policy to education to gender and the family.