Will Covid Collapse the College Cartel?
New signs suggest that students are losing patience with Covid restrictions and wondering whether a college education is worth the trouble.
Wokeness Comes to Philanthropy
It is already politicizing charitable organizations. It may also destroy them.
Give to Charity over Political Campaigns
It does more good for those in need — and comes with the added advantage of helping nonprofits maintain their independence from the government.
It’s Not Philanthropy’s Job to ‘Save Democracy’
Foundations exist to spend their money on supporting their missions, and nothing else.
A Private Solution Helps Kids Succeed
Children’s Scholarship Fund enables low-income children to attend private schools — and thrive.
Go to a Cheap College — or None at All
A bachelor’s degree certifies a set of life skills you don’t really need college for.
The Koch Campus Controversy
Here’s how conservative donors can have an impact on academia.
Smarter Corporate Philanthropy
Many philanthropists give without evidence that their nonprofits are accomplishing anything. GM is changing that.
What to Tell This Year’s Graduates About Life
Commencement speakers, tell graduates to get over themselves and to value open debate over ideological conformity.
What Today’s Philanthropoids Could Learn from Andrew Carnegie
Heads of philanthropic foundations are making a mistake in moving away from their founders’ capitalist roots.