Young Readers Program
REACHING THE NEXT GENERATION
Growing Young Readership
We’re expanding our presence among the eighteen- to twenty-four-year-old audience, making steady progress toward our outreach goals.
Commitment to Youth Engagement
Attracting more young readers has been a top priority, and we’re proud of the strides we’ve made. We also feature a list of the best books (Birth -12) to set a strong foundation for your child's future.
Conservative College Recommendations
The American Spectator shares its top conservative college picks for those seeking alternatives to liberal-leaning campuses.
Annual Publication Goal
Our list of top conservative colleges will be published every year as a trusted resource for students and parents.
TOP CONSERVATIVE COLLEGES
For students and parents seeking an alternative to today’s liberal-leaning campuses, The American Spectator highlights colleges that uphold conservative values, faith, and academic rigor. Some of our highly recommended institutions include:
CHILDREN'S BOOK LIST
The American Spectator has compiled its first annual Children’s Book List, a guide to timeless stories that nurture imagination, moral character, and a love of reading. From picture books for the youngest readers to classics for teens, this collection offers trusted recommendations for every stage of childhood.
STUDENT SUBSCRIPTION
Get full access to The American Spectator at a discounted rate designed for students. Stay informed, sharpen your perspective, and engage with conservative ideas that challenge the mainstream. Whether you’re on campus or starting your career, a student subscription keeps you connected to the conversations that matter.
SHAPING CAREERS
We continue to augment our share of the eighteen- to twenty-four-year-old market. Increasing our readership among the young has been an important goal of ours, and we are proud and excited to have made so much progress. Many of our interns/writers have gone on to impressive careers in the State Department, Department of Defense, The Wall Street Journal, Washington Examiner, and the Detroit News.
