Education

Northwestern’s Newspaper Doesn’t Get Journalism

By Katherine Timpf November 12, 2019

Were the press to refuse to report on uncomfortable subjects, that would not mean that uncomfortable things would no longer be happening.

Why Can’t University Administrators Enforce Rules Fairly?

By George Leef November 12, 2019

In today's Martin Center article, Emma Schambach, a student who founded the YAF chapter at UNCC, writes about her experience.

State ‘Disinvestment’ in Higher Education Is a Myth

By George Leef November 12, 2019

It wouldn't bother me in the least if states in fact were 'disinvesting' from their higher ed systems.

Schools of Architecture Serve Their Students Poorly

By George Leef November 12, 2019

Professor Nikos Salingaros, winner of the 2019 Stockholm Culture Award for Architecture, reflects on the teaching and practice of architecture.

Arizona’s Success with Charter Schools Is a Model Other States Would Be Wise to Follow

By Matthew Ladner November 8, 2019

States would do well to take a long, hard look at Arizona’s demand-driven education system. They’d like what they saw.

Break Up the B.A. Cartel

By Frederick M. Hess November 7, 2019

Washington has massively distorted the labor market, to the benefit of the higher-education industry.

The Progressive Transformation of New York City Schools

By Rafi Eis November 7, 2019

Unqualified students are advancing in grade, and separate programs for gifted students will end.

The American K–12 Decline

By Chester E. Finn Jr. November 7, 2019

What to do about falling test results and student rankings?

How Technology Is Changing Homeschooling

By Sarah Schutte November 7, 2019

But not the need for parental involvement.