College presidencies turn over quickly. The American Council on Education (ACE) says the average tenure is now less than six years, a decline... Read More

One of the first rules of partisan politics is to promote issues that unify your own coalition while dividing the other party’s.... Read More

National Parents Day is July 27. It’s a day for celebrating parents—a day intended to support and encourage parents as they... Read More

New York City’s public school system has changed how it addresses student misconduct over the last decade.  Read More

The point of an Ivy League education seems to be to stoke one’s passion and achieve “success.” If one gets educated along... Read More

It’s a sad but unavoidable question: Where did the civil rights movement go wrong? Read More

Schools in NWA have new student cellphone policies ready to go ahead of the school year, the first since a new state law requiring... Read More

The complex settlement allowed both sides to claim victory. It gives the university access to federal funds that had been frozen, and... Read More

The $221 million settlement extends beyond tackling antisemitism. Some experts said it’s an example of “coercion,” while others say... Read More

The administration has turned our institutions’ traditional strengths into paralyzing weaknesses. Read More

One of the more frustrating things about working on free speech for over two decades is watching the same bad ideas come back wearing... Read More

Waiting until kindergarten to start teaching AI literacy misses a key window of opportunity. Read More

It is time to be brutally honest about AI in education, especially now that the race is on among tech companies to secure lucrative... Read More

A Georgetown University Law Center professor was convicted July 18 of assaulting his wife and ignoring a judge’s order to stay away... Read More

Harvard College will close its offices for minority students, LGBTQ students, and women and fold their staff under a new Office of Culture... Read More

The University will suspend the co-op statuses of two houses, finding them in violation of Title VI, a federal law that prohibits... Read More

For most students, the major they choose when entering college is something that has been on their mind since high school. Others try to test... Read More

Dr. Shay Laps, an Israeli chemist and postdoctoral researcher, filed a lawsuit against Stanford University, alleging he was subjected to... Read More

Energy is a subject that is both complex and far-reaching for a simple reason: energy is needed for every activity, product, service,... Read More

For many years, the conventional wisdom in education reform circles was that teachers stopped improving after a few years on the job.  Read More

All levels of government must urgently support rural public education, particularly investments that prepare rural students for postsecondary... Read More

A new survey of National Education Association members reveals that educators are very concerned about student mental health and the role of... Read More

This study provides evidence on the immediate and long-term effects of parental separation and union dissolution on children’s test... Read More

The New York college becomes the first to agree to pay the Trump administration after it was investigated over campus antisemitism. Read More

Parents Next Gen Award winner and author of 'The Anxious Generation,' Dr. Jonathan Haidt, says he's helping parents create stability for... Read More

A decade ago, over 200 college campuses shuttered in a two-year period, leaving thousands of students in the lurch. Read More

The state’s Department of Health Services is shuttering a beneficial program based on dubious evidence. Read More

The Virginia governor has appointed multiple donors, political activists and former GOP officials to governing boards, prompting a clash with... Read More

The University of Virginia’s Faculty Senate recently voted “no confidence” in UVA’s Board of Visitors. Read More

Shooing young children away from the kitchen and the laundry can have a lasting effect. Read More

We are losing our minds. We have no national vision for learning in our society. No clue about what we want to produce. No industrial policy.... Read More