The closing of Hampshire College was not a surprise. It was a long time coming, and its demise reflects a broader shift in what families now... Read More

Earlier this month, Sunny Hostin claimed that a household needs to earn $400,000 per year in order to afford child care. Read More

Seniors at Pineapple Cove Classical Academy draw upon the Bible and books from the Western canon to answer a quintessential question in their... Read More

The Hamas terrorist attack set in motion much of this self-reflection. Indeed, Jewish students at Yale have claimed harassment and the Trump... Read More

In the golden decades that stretched from the end of World War II to the 2010s, there was almost no better business to be in than higher... Read More

A new report details at length Yale's shortcomings regarding "matters of free speech, political bias, and self-censorship." Read More

Colleges are less and less important for education. But their social function will keep the top ones thriving, writes Tyler Cowen. Read More

Georgetown University provides a stark example of a deeply troubling pattern of how our nation’s universities have disguised their DEI... Read More

Safetyism looks more rational when public disorder enters the picture. Read More

Tax Day is always about what we owe. This year it is also a reminder to think about what we could be building instead. Read More

At a primary school in Mason County, Ky., educators say a renewed focus on the science of reading is beginning to change how children learn... Read More

NPR's Leila Fadel speaks to filmmaker Ken Burns, an alumnus of Hampshire College, about the school's plan to permanently close at the end of... Read More

INTRODUCTION It feels surreal to be a public education advocate from Mississippi these days. After decades of derision, my home state has... Read More

This piece was featured in The Washington Post and Inside Higher Ed , among other sources. Read More

Average grades continue to rise in the United States, raising the question of how grade inflation impacts students Read More

Reversing the decline of trust in America’s universities will be impossible without thoroughly assessing the politicization of the... Read More

Many young men today have lower earnings and career prospects compared to earlier cohorts. They have fewer friends, socialize less, and are... Read More

It is, in normal times, the most unnoticed thing the Michigan Democratic Party does at its election-year convention. Not this year. On... Read More

A former Tufts graduate student who became a high-profile target of the Trump administration's campaign to deport pro-Palestinian academics... Read More

AI may replace narrow technical skills, but the liberal arts equip students with the critical thinking employers increasingly demand. Read More

With more parents pushing for limits on screen time in the classroom, Vermont state Rep. Rob Hunter, a Democrat, wants to make it easier for... Read More

Texas Tech has two months to shut down its sex and gender courses after the university system passed sweeping new guidance. Read More

A growing number of working-age people in the U.S. have attended college without earning a degree — a group that often has student loans to... Read More

I've been following the remarkable progress of Deborah Kenny's Harlem Village Academies—a network of charter schools—for about 20 years... Read More

Even at a college known for its intrepid souls, the legend of Jacob Bayard "Jay" Benton, Dartmouth Class of 1890, rises above most. On June... Read More

Late last year, Purdue University became the first university in the U.S. to announce it was adopting an artificial intelligence graduation... Read More

That claim got a political scientist denounced. Is it true? Read More

The College of St. Joseph the Worker was founded as a proposition that lost young men shouldn’t be condemned or written off. What if,... Read More

The replication crisis changed the social sciences — except for ed research Read More