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Recently released education rankings by U.S. News & World Report have given some state leaders across the country reason to crow ahead of this November's elections, where voters in 36 ...

On September 10, in a rather embarrassing episode of supposed "experts" injecting themselves into a conversation to which they were not invited, the American Federation of Teachers (AFT) and ...

Higher education has been rocked over the last several years. The release of Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) has spawned a new era whereby universities push forward initiatives to ...

Brian Baumgartner is among six people vying for the role, after he visited St Andrews in the summer.

The Jason Arday scandal at Cambridge is a tragedy on many levels. Arday, a former professor of sociology of education, became the focus of international scrutiny in August 2026 after serious ...

Your kids spend about 1,000 hours in the classroom every year. What are they doing there? That old question has now found its way into a fight over the schools that serve military families. Last ...

As our nation commemorates the 250th anniversary of our founding, colleges and universities should take this opportunity to reflect on a question that is important to our republic: What is the ...

Last week, the U.S. Department of Education's public comment period on its overhaul of federal accreditation rules closed. The Accreditation, Innovation, and Modernization (AIM) rule would push ...

Silicon Valley is well known for its "move fast and break things" approach to technology development. But fast-paced innovation may outpace long-term consequences, as the recent $17 billion Meta ...

Americans' satisfaction with K-12 education has fallen to 32%, the lowest level Gallup has recorded in its 27-year trend, while dissatisfaction has climbed to a record 67%. The September 7, 2026,