higher education

The Productivity Commission (PC) of the Australian federal government has produced a number of reports in recent (and past) years on higher education.

Education, especially the nature and quality of today’s education from kindergarten through college, will have a profound impact on this nation and its future direction, for the children of today will be our future leaders of tomorrow.  

Who needs “history” — all that irrelevant focus on dead white men — anyway?

American skepticism toward college isn’t “unsettling” or “dangerous”; it’s completely justified and should serve as a wake-up call to colleges to change course.

The study of the liberal arts is increasingly becoming passé. It’s time to change this.

Does the First Amendment allow public universities to adopt rules prohibiting hate speech? Seventy-four percent of us attending a National Constitution Center debate said no.

The news that Purdue University, Indiana’s public land-grant university, will buy Kaplan University, an online for-profit school, managed to produce only a small blip in national media attention in April.

There’s no safe space at the modern college for the U.S. Constitution.