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Now that Congress has resolved the government shutdown, attention is turning to what comes next. For Republicans, that likely means early planning for a second round of reconciliation--call it Re ...

Rarely do Washington policymakers find common ground on higher-education reform. Conservatives often call for discipline in how taxpayer dollars are spent. Progressives typically focus on protecting s ...

Campus free expression is in crisis. According to the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE), its 2026 College Free Speech Rankings found that student acceptance of disr ...

Much of America is still trying to get its head around the idea of "school choice." But in Florida, the state that's been leading the charge for a quarter century, more than 100,000 ...

I was an educator for more than 25 years, most recently as a special education and English teacher at Harrisonburg City Public Schools in Virginia. During that time, I saw how keeping parents involved ...

Nearly a year into his presidency, the Trump administration continues to dramatically reshape the federal role in education and workforce policy--dismantling regulations, slashing budgets, and&nb ...

University of California, San Francisco (UCSF) has threatened its institutional credibility by backing a dangerous study on anti-Palestinian racism that seems to flout the most basic tenets of academi ...

City Journal has unveiled a new college ranking system, presenting it as a corrective to the perceived failures of existing rankings. The need for a better ranking system is real. Traditional rankings ...

The labor market's long unbroken streak of resilience is running out. According to the latest Bureau of Labor Statistics data, total employment growth slowed last month, with private-sector hiri ...

A stunning new report from the University of California, San Diego documents what many educators have feared: incoming college students are less prepared than ever. This "steep decline in t ...