After Charlie Kirk’s assassination, flags flew at half-mast, Kirk received a posthumous Presidential Medal of Freedom---and everyone... Read More

Culture warriors are merely taking advantage of a decades-long trend in higher education. Read More

Harvard University on Sunday was slapped with a federal complaint over a “race-restricted” scholarship program that is limited to... Read More

American schooling is still dazed by a malicious movement’s toxic reign Read More

A University of Kentucky professor was suspended for advocating the destruction of Israel.  Read More

Funding cuts, loan caps, and visa restrictions are imperiling the sector. It might get worse. Read More

Nearly half of young New Yorkers statewide are still missing the mark on standardized math and English exams. Read More

Rarely do Washington policymakers find common ground on higher-education reform.  Read More

University of California, San Francisco has threatened its institutional credibility by backing a dangerous study on anti-Palestinian racism... Read More

Government involvement in American higher education has been an abject and costly failure.  Read More

The narrowing of intellectual life on campus is no passing trend; it has become a defining feature of American higher education.  Read More

First responders who survived 9/11 don’t want the day to be forgotten. Read More

The free exercise of viewpoint diversity is existential for a functioning democracy. But it’s under direct threat.  Read More

The John Adams Society began quietly excluding women from membership this semester, former and prospective affiliates told The Crimson. It is... Read More

The Great Depression echoes in this modern era, as the current government’s efforts to reduce the status of a professional degree.  Read More

Mayor Daniel Biss wrote a letter to Department of Education Secretary Linda McMahon on Monday to clarify the impacts Evanston would see as a... Read More

The house itself is a testament to the Buckley name, but perhaps more essential is the effect it had on others. Read More

The Youth Poll, conducted by the Harvard Public Opinion Project, surveys more than 2,000 young Americans twice per year. This edition marks... Read More

This survey offers a first look at how students across the country are responding to the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Read More

New interactive compares learning across 3 million students, 42,000 schools and more than 10,000 districts. Read More

Chronic absenteeism increased substantially from before to after the COVID-19 pandemic across all student groups in Virginia and North... Read More

American men face a mounting crisis. They lag behind women in education, are edged out of careers, and see their distinct needs dismissed as... Read More

Base pay, bonuses, and benefits for 180 chief executives at public doctoral universities and systems in 2024. Read More

The Trump administration’s ban on diversity, equity and inclusion also targets gender. The ban may impact gender balancing practices... Read More

It's sunshine, football, and a particular vision of college life. Read More

Many California laws that are supposed to protect K-12 students who identify as LGBTQ+ are placing them at higher risk of exploitation by... Read More

Decades of data show a clear pattern: The more schools digitize, the worse students perform, writes Jared Cooney Horvath. Read More

It began as a young boy growing up just outside of New York City Read More

The university sued contractors it hired to overhaul one of the largest pension plans in the country. Read More

Three credit rating agencies have issued unfavorable outlooks for higher education in 2026. Read More

The University of Virginia is being executed by a circular firing squad. Read More