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The Hillsdale 1776 Curriculum is a complete...
These days, the idea of citizenship...
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Set this view as default?
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The Educating for American Democracy (EAD) Report states, "We are all responsible for cultivating in ourselves and the young the reflective... Read More
Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Massachusetts has quietly been working for about three years to improve its process for granting tenure to... Read More
Masks thwart vibrant discussions and make it hard for teachers to evaluate their students. Read More
COVID-19 Transmission Risk During School Bus Transportation: “Universal testing and contact tracing revealed no transmission linked to... Read More
The neo-Marxist movement rejects equal opportunity, merit and objectivity. Read More
The ABA effectively sets the conditions under which all law schools in the U.S. operate. Through its powers of accreditation, it exerts... Read More
The argument that admission to the nation's most elite colleges is discriminatory against Asian Americans has been deemed inaccurate in a new... Read More
The criticism of Gov. Gretchen Whitmer hasn't stopped for her line-item veto of $155 million funding for struggling K-5 students without... Read More
A few colleges are encouraging students to slow down and explore before choosing a major, at the very time when others are going in the... Read More
Essential Reading
The Hillsdale 1776 Curriculum is a complete...
These days, the idea of citizenship...
Student Journalism
Whitman stood for white supremacy and racism against Black and Indigenous Americans,' critics said. Read More
A former Viterbo University student who police say set fire to her dormitory is scheduled to appear in court Wednesday on possible charges. Read More
Benedictine College has implemented a successful program to combat pornography use by students. Read More
Imagine an election where only incumbents or their hand-picked designates can run, where every candidate is gagged, where all legitimate... Read More
Through its response to the “act of God” that leveled us, we've seen what Harvard is capable of — and willing to do —... Read More
Research and Reports
Each year, more than 55,000 students graduate from the public high schools run by the New York City Department of Education (DOE); 58,000 did... Read More
School Choice Demonstration Project, University of Arkansas Department of Education Reform. Read More
As more Americans attend college, costs rise, and more students fail to graduate, we ask, "why?" Priced Out details the spending habits of 50... Read More
High school will ideally have prepared students for these changes and transitions, but is that really what is happening? To find out, our... Read More
The past year has been one of the most tumultuous in the modern history of higher education in the United States. Read More
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RealClearEducation Wednesday
According to entrepreneur and philanthropist Robert L. Luddy, many students today not only lack a basic knowledge of the “American... Read More
Hundreds of thousands of highly capable people are being dropped by the wayside. Read More
We're not even midway through the summer and the start of the new academic year is in some cases just weeks away. As Tennessee Education... Read More
Those who embrace the stew of “anti-racist” policies and practices loosely referred to as “Critical Race Theory”... Read More
Why do these colleges primarily target rich students and overlook lower-income students? Because rich students pay the bills. Read More
Matthew Scogin believes higher education's financial model is broken and rather than just talking about it, he's leading an experiment at... Read More
The book and movement that urged parents to give kids some breathing room adds chapters on anxiety and a call to educators. Read More
Courses to train young people to be ethical consumers of porn have a hugely complex task ahead of them. Read More
Three physically interrupted virtual semesters during the COVID-19 pandemic produced incredible amounts of stress and feelings of isolation. Our students should be lauded for trying, and in many cases, succeeding, to make distance education work and work well. Read More
College Free Speech Rankings
The best and worst campuses for free speech, based on a survey of 20,000 students.
