There is no way for anyone to know how good or bad teaching is, beyond anecdotes.  Read More

John Allen Wooden is an Emmy-winning producer living in Los Angeles, and the author of the Substack Epostasy. Read More

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Larry Summers, the embattled former Treasury secretary and Harvard president, is leaving his teaching post at the higher education... Read More

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I am a perpetual dropout, quitting, abandoning, or changing paths just as many others in my position would be getting comfortable. Read More

For the Mellon Foundation, the largest patron of humanistic research, it’s the only game in town. That’s a big problem, argues... Read More

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Advocating for diverse viewpoints on campuses is now apparently akin to saying “All Lives Matter,” or pushing a sinister MAGA... Read More

Recently, a video surfaced of a speaker at a Florida Education Association (FEA) press conference encouraging students to walk out of school... Read More

U.S. family policy isn’t designed to support strong families. In truth, there is hardly a U.S. family policy to speak of. Read More

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The Buckley Institute’s research found that in undergraduate departments and the law and management schools, 2.3% of faculty are... Read More

This survey offers a first look at how students across the country are responding to the assassination of Charlie Kirk. Read More

Objectification, hate, rape threats: the politicians debating online abuse mean well, but to truly understand, they need to see what I see. Read More

I have noticed a troubling trend recently when my students cheat with AI. At the beginning, my undergraduates used to simply cut and paste... Read More

The percentage of students homeschooled in the country has about doubled since 2019, and year-to-year growth in homeschooled students... Read More

Keeping kids out of school is risky—I know, because I did it. Read More

American advocates for youth gender medicine have insisted for years that overwhelming evidence favors providing gender dysphoric youth with... Read More

We need a campus culture where viewpoint diversity is embraced, not cancelled. Read More

How John Brockman, the most powerful man in science publishing, brokered Epstein’s access to academe. Read More

If you listen to the national conversation about higher education, you’d think campuses are ideological battlegrounds, students are... Read More

The Washington Post asked current and former students how the experience has shaped them and what advice they have for would-be enrollees. Read More

Fresh federal findings cast doubt on whether Head Start is delivering on its promises to families and taxpayers.  Read More