Social science’s incentives are leading us astray. Read More

Declining standards and low expectations are destroying American education. Read More

We know what works. But success stories take time. Read More

Teaching must recover the humility and neutrality appropriate to public service--or risk losing the public's trust. Read More

“We are at the tipping point right now,” says Haidt. “AI is going to take all the pathways of harm from social media and... Read More

America began with a wager. The founders believed democracy could endure only if citizens could think for themselves. They bet that the... Read More

In its latest financial report, Harvard said its endowment grew even bigger in the last fiscal year. But it still faces financial problems... Read More

Four separate college Republican groups are vying for dominance. Each has issues with the others yet each also hopes for unity. Read More

Yes, kids should be taught financial literacy in school, but not at the expense of classic literature. Read More

How a pill that led to drug safety guidelines became a case study for rising drug prices. Read More

California governor Gavin Newsom on Monday vetoed a bill that would have allowed colleges in the state to give admissions preference to... Read More

We modern people often like to imagine ourselves as autonomous individuals, but in the natural human life cycle we spend a large proportion... Read More

An ode to Yale’s administrative bureaucracy.... Read More

In order to fulfill its stated mission as a liberal arts school, Harvard must reform course requirements so students engage meaningfully with... Read More

Indiana University fully cut the Indiana Daily Student’s print newspaper — including the special publications it had earlier... Read More

Senate Bill 2972 went into effect in Texas Sep. 1. The new law puts limits on expressive activities on college campuses.  Read More

The grand opening in Memorial Church included a panel highlighting King’s legacy as a scholar, activist and human being. The Institute will... Read More

American men face a mounting crisis. They lag behind women in education, are edged out of careers, and see their distinct needs dismissed as... Read More

Base pay, bonuses, and benefits for 180 chief executives at public doctoral universities and systems in 2024. Read More

The percentage of Americans who consider a college education "very important" has slipped below the majority level. Read More

The foundations of wisdom, virtue, and liberty. Read More

One reason that elite professional positions are disproportionately held by Ivy and Ivy+ graduates is that Ivy and Ivy+ graduates in... Read More

The Trump administration has made a rapid succession of hires and decisions at the Department of Education that could spur profound changes... Read More

To search for the good, to debate the good, and to proclaim the good is what the university’s aspiration should be, and nothing less. Read More

The Trump administration announced a $100,000 fee to accompany each H1-B visa. The fee could wreak havoc on rural school districts that rely... Read More

Very few people want to be stuck doing the same thing for the rest of their lives, even if educators view their career as a calling. Read More

University joins MIT in refusing invitation, saying that compact would ‘restrict academic freedom.’ Read More

The appointment brings a leader with deep roots in Jesuit education and a track record of expanding access and diversity to one of the... Read More

In late March, Education Secretary Linda McMahon recorded a video to announce an investigation into Maine school... Read More

Five years after the pandemic upended attendance, many schools are still struggling to get kids to show up regularly. Read More

After the assassination of Charlie Kirk, universities are navigating how to respond when community members says offensive things online. But... Read More

On Wednesday, October 1, the Department of Education sent nine universities a “Compact for Academic Excellence in Higher... Read More