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The NYU Executive Committee of the Student Government Assembly expressed "profound disappointment" that their graduation speaker was to be internationally renowned social psychologist Jona ...

Dear Graduates: It is now the middle of college graduation season, and we will not be making any commencement addresses. One of us is a former president of several major universities who will mark the ...

I want to say something to the Class of 2026 that Sarah Lawrence College did not say at Commencement. They deserve to hear it plainly. On May 8, 2026, Sarah Lawrence held its 98th commencement in the ...

A recent House Education and Workforce Committee investigation into antisemitism revealed that Georgetown University's Bridge Initiative had received over $630,000 dollars from Qatar&r ...

The word "Semiquincentennial" is linguistically optimistic. It doesn't mean 250 down or complete. It means "half way" (semi) to "five hundred" (quincentennial ...

More than 1,100 mathematics and science professors across the University of California system recently issued an extraordinary warning. They urged university leaders to reconsider the elimination of S ...

Bill Gates is going through a rough patch. At the beginning of this year he proclaimed himself a "optimist with footnotes." The release of the Epstein files has proliferated the footnotes, but do ...

Education policy has long operated under a convenient assumption: if schools improve, student outcomes will improve with them. Better standards, stronger accountability, more effective teachers, and g ...

The Department of Education is proposing a new rule that threatens to close 92% of beauty and wellness schools across the U.S.--eliminating career training for 150,000 students annually and devas ...

Two decades ago, HBO's The Wire portrayed Baltimore's school system as being plagued by bureaucracy, corruption, and low outcomes. The show was fiction, but the reality today is ...