To truly modernize accreditation, technology implementation could adapt advanced risk assessment practices used in other sectors to the higher education context. For example, in the financial services ...

We left the Open awed by athleticism but troubled by dismissiveness. As a New York tradition, the tournament should close summer with joy and inspiration. Instead, it offered a sobering reminder: ...

Federal oversight of higher education institutions is outdated, relying on a 60-year-old accreditation model that rewards compliance over performance, fails to track outcomes, and leaves students ...

I have not yet come close to reading all 1300 pages. But I know a great achievement when I see it and have no hesitation in commending The Golden Thread to all serious people.

Much of what would improve access for lower-income students is cooperation that has been prevented by overzealous antitrust enforcement.

At universities all around the United States, parents have dropped off their kids at college and fall semester has begun. You know what that means—time for anti-Israeli activists to ramp up on campus!

Shane Tews is joined by Karen Rose, partner at Interisle Consulting Group and formerly a key staff person at the Department of Commerce, where she authored the green paper that became the white paper ...

Beginning January 2027, the Educational Choice for Children Act will allow individuals to receive a federal tax credit of up to $1,700 when they donate to accredited, non-profit Scholarship-Granting ...

Inequality is real, of course, but in free societies it often reflects diverse talents, preferences, and risk appetites. Wealth accumulated in competitive markets is not evidence of exploitation but ...

Peel back the curtain on how Israel is discussed — and often misframed — in today’s media and policy debates.

An underappreciated trend in the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)—formerly the Food Stamp Program—over the past two decades is the shift in participation toward childless households, ...

Late last month, President Trump announced that the US government would be taking a 10 percent stake in Intel. The move makes the US government the single largest shareholder in the company, but more ...