“I can't imagine not sending my kids to school, but how can I possibly send them?” I've spoken with well over 100... Read More
We are standing on the precipice of the biggest education revolution in generations. As schools refuse at union behest to reopen... Read More
The university is a strange creature. It's a nexus of learning and power. It provides minds to fill elite positions, and yet eludes any kind... Read More
As stressful as it always is for students applying to college, this year it's all that — and then some — for the admissions... Read More
Survey finds that 40 percent of incoming freshmen at four-year colleges are likely or highly likely not to attend. Data are even worse for... Read More
In a video message to students, Mitch Daniels attempts to strike a balance between prudence and confidence. “Review all the precautions... Read More
For colleges that are hoping to fill their residence halls and run in-person classes this fall, nothing seems off the table. Miles of... Read More
Campuses have long been a breeding ground for radical, even completely illogical, anti-Israel bigotry. But as an alumna of the University of... Read More
Harvard prides itself as the training ground for American elites. But that goal has given way to striving managerialism, myopic career goals,... Read More
This month, a post from a student's personal blog began circulating in the Georgetown University community. The piece expressed the author's... Read More
The English Department at Rutgers University recently announced a list of “anti-racist” directives and initiatives for the... Read More
Harvard will not enforce its social group sanctions as a result of a recent Supreme Court decision on sex discrimination, University... Read More
Amid nationwide calls to remove symbols with ties to racist parts of America's history, demands to #CancelYale have surged across social... Read More
As the coronavirus spread this winter and spring, nearly all of the United States' 55 million school-aged children saw their schools close.... Read More
The higher education narrative has been dominated by the student loan crisis as of late. While the magnitude of this problem is often... Read More
When COVID-19 resulted in closures of schools and after-school activities for children, generally beginning in early March of this year,... Read More
College students need both a rigorous liberal arts core curriculum and a faster track to graduation that would saddle them with less... Read More
Most full-time undergraduates see online education as less effective than in-person education, and more than 90 percent think they should pay... Read More
Deloris Fowler had seen educational reforms come and go. Then one of them surprised her. Her district piloted CKLA's “Listening... Read More
Parry, Healy, and their fellow Baltimore City Public Schools teachers are part of a growing group of educators who have shifted away from the... Read More
If you know anything about American Evangelical higher education, the shocking thing about the board of trustees' decision to place Liberty... Read More
American veterans' organizations have recognized from the very beginning that a crucial part of preserving the legacy of veterans and their... Read More
When schools closed last spring due to the coronavirus pandemic, many career and technical education teachers had to quickly adapt their... Read More
In March 2020, as the coronavirus pandemic erupted in the United States, epidemiological reports circulated that children weren't getting the... Read More
Donald Trump and Betsy Devos may want to dictate how – and if – schools reopen this fall, but in most states and cities... Read More
You have to not only be willing to bring race into almost any classroom discussion, but you also have to agree with his particular woke... Read More
For years, affirmative-action proponents have urged colleges and universities to reduce (or eliminate) their reliance on standardized tests... Read More
You have to not only be willing to bring race into almost any classroom discussion, but you also have to agree with his particular woke interpretation of how to discuss race. And if you don't? Kay recently wrote that “sometimes, you've just gotta step over them” -- this, referring to those who disagree with his opinions about race and racism. He doesn't want to change his oppon Read More
