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Kevin Kruse is known for correcting and skewering right-wing pundits and politicians. Now he’s been accused of lifting sentences in his dissertation, and his enemies are piling on.

Phil Magness of the American Institute for Economic Research, a repeat podcast guest, is thorough and indefatigable researcher, and especially likes to refute the errors and distortions of ideologically biased academics like Nancy MacLean. But also Princeton's Kevin Kruse, a celebrated leftist historian who the Chronicle of Higher Education once called 'History's Attack Dog' for his spirited attacks on conservatives. Kruse has 500,000 followers on Twitter. Back in 2017, Kruse was

Teaching awards, cutting-edge research and national service are among the recent accomplishments of Smith students, faculty, staff and alums. Read about them in the latest People News column.