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University campuses have been at the forefront of the country's ongoing discussions around antisemitism in the aftermath of the October 7th attacks and Israel's war in Gaza. Over the past ...

In theory, opening doors for high-achieving, low-income students - or, as we call them, "HALO" kids - should be a national obsession. Yet in practice, such students' acad ...

For the better part of a year, the Trump Administration said little about apprenticeships. Then, almost out of nowhere, it announced a $145 million funding forecast aimed at expanding Pay fo ...

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 ...

One of the greatest weeks of my life was the week David McCullough came to teach a one-credit course at Hillsdale College in 2006. McCullough, the great writer and teacher of history, held forth on th ...

Surrey County Council puts forward proposals to reduce the speed limit near schools.

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 ...

After Charlie Kirk's assassination, flags flew at half-mast, Kirk received a posthumous Presidential Medal of Freedom---and everyone moved on. I was reminded ...

Universities across the country are announcing budget cuts, program eliminations, and hiring freezes. The language is familiar: scarcity, constraint, difficult choices. But look closer at where the cu ...

Americans don't agree on much these days, but we all seem to agree that higher education in our country is broken. The good news is that we may now see the beginning of a nationwide movement to make h ...