RealClearEducation Week of November 10, 2025 Archives

Has Harvard Gone Soft?

Jack Stripling Chronicle of Higher Education

Ex-President Says a Conspiracy ‘Destroyed’ Him

Nell Gluckman Chronicle of Higher Ed

The Western Canon Answered the ‘Why’ of My Career

Maya Sulkin Jack Miller Center

Man up

Jim VandeHei Axios

Trump Pressure Risks Free Speech at University of California

Alan Blinder NYT

Cornell to pay $30M to Trump Administration

Bianca Quilantan Politico

Girl, 17, Sues School after Seeing Horrific Phone Videos

Jamie Grierson Guardian

The Unimpeachable and the Empty

Samuel J. Abrams RealClearEducation

Princeton President (Sort Of) Supports Free Speech

Robert Maranto RealClearBooks

Trump’s Education Tax Credit Has a Problem

Michael J. Petrilli RealClearEducation

College Students Hedge Their Bets by Double-Majoring

Jon Marcus Hechinger

Campus DEI Persists, Even in Texas

Laura Morgan Wall Street Journal

These States Are Requiring Gun Safety Lessons in Schools

Hall & Sainz ABC

Judge Says Ed Dept. Partisan Emails Violated First Amendment

Cory Turner NPR

Schools Turn to AI to Support English Learners

Lauren Coffey EdSurge

Risks to Higher Ed Data if Ed Department Is Shuttered

Jill Barshay KQED

Adults Who Grew Up 'Unschooled' Have Thoughts

Lauryn Higgins HuffPost

Teacher Resource: Last Chapter of the Vietnam War

Roane et al. Retro Report

Universal Vouchers Have Public Schools Worried

Laura Pappano Hechinger Report

Speaking at the Site of a Murder

Greg Lukianoff Substack

How Building Rapport Helped My Students Take Risks

Fahad Ameen Faculty Focus

Virtual Tutoring Is Here to Stay

Erica Meltzer Chalkbeat

A Pragmatic Tutoring Roadmap

Michael Thomas Duffy Education Next

The Duty of Teachers to Foster Civic Disposition

Axel Ramirez Jack Miller Center

Texas A&M Board to Vote on Sweeping Censorship Proposal

Robert Shibley FIRE

Why Are Colleges Deserting Military History?

Kali Jerrard NAS

You Got Accepted but Didn’t Even Apply?

Michael Burke Los Angeles Times

Alaska's Public School Buildings Are in Crisis

Emily Schwing NPR

AI Has Joined the Faculty

Beth McMurtrie Chronicle of Higher Education

NYC Could Easily Double Teacher Pay. Why Doesn’t It?

Frederick Hess Ed Next

Paying for College May Be a Big Waste of Money Now

Rikki Schlott New York Post

The Decline of the Great American Research University

Richard Holmes CHEd

Facing Cost Cuts, a University Closes Its Press

Kathryn Palmer Inside Higher Ed

Could Civics Competition Help Our Politics?

Patrick J. Murphy Jack Miller Center

Launched: $1 Million Grant for AI that Advances Truth-Seeking

FIRE

How Wonder Helps Kids Thrive

Ki Sung KQED

California Wants to Overhaul High School Learning

Carolyn Jones CalMatters

Attendance Zones Keep L.A.’s Best Schools for Wealthy Kids

Tim DeRoche The 74

LA's School Choice Gridlock

Linda Jacobson The 74

Too Many Grads Stranded before Their Careers Begin

Bruno Manno Hechinger

From Cheney to Rice: the Education of Service

Samuel J. Abrams RealClearEducation

College Kids’ Math Skills Are Worse Than Ever

Karol Markowicz New York Post

Large Public U Wiping out Humanities Departments

Adam Rzepka Academe

Texas A&M Professors Now Need Approval for Race, Gender Topics

AP

Bizarre Assignments Expose DEI’s Grip in Texas

Jared Gould Minding The Campus

For Parents of Autistic Children, No Easy Answers

Kolata & Ghorayshi NY Times

What's the Point of a College Degree with No Skills?

Will Cain Fox News

Federal Special Ed Staff May Get Jobs Back. But for How Long?

Cory Turner NPR

New Legislation Would Ban AI from New York’s Schools

Robert Carroll The 74

Are College Students Getting Too Many A's?

Kai McNamee NPR

USC's Unprecedented Financial Crisis

Daniel Miller Los Angeles Times

Report Shows a Shocking Decline in Academic Preparedness

Steve McGuire X

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