Glenn Youngkin was elected Governor of Virginia largely on the promise to root ideology out of education and refocus on the basics. His... Read More

This summer the Supreme Court will rule on a case involving what a district court called perhaps "the most massive attack against free... Read More

The decision is the first in the nation to overturn such a law, according to civil rights advocates. Read More

The university uses an “evaluation tool” that assigns as much weight to a candidate’s DEI credentials as to their research. Read More

Colleges and universities are facing a looming enrollment disaster as more Americans question the value of higher education (due to both its... Read More

FIRE demanded that a public elementary school in Maryland retract its unconstitutional guidance that students and staff must stand and salute... Read More

‘If the students don’t see the heights, and are told there are no heights, then all that’s possible is mediocrity.’ Read More

The lack of testing sites in the Bay Area means some students will miss out on admission and scholarship opportunities to colleges and... Read More

The Biden administration’s massive program of “environmental justice” grants appears designed to empower extremist groups. Read More

For the first time since the Vietnam War, university demonstrations have led to a rethinking of who sets the terms for language in academia. Read More

Ohio district has tried to downsize, and failed, twice since 2016. But with 113 schools and just 45,000 students, officials have tough... Read More

McInnis, the current president of Stony Brook University and Yale Corporation trustee, will be Yale’s first non-interim female president.... Read More

The college campus used to be a hotbed of feminism and the center of the fight for women’s rights. Now, Yale, and other top universities,... Read More

Let’s spare universities from having to decide which world events deserve official statements. Read More

For civics to matter again, students must actively engage with their own constitutional rights Read More

In ending the nation’s controversial 45-year experiment with race-conscious admissions, the SFFA majority emphasized how affirmative... Read More

For years, researchers have sought to trace the funding of Students for Justice in Palestine. Read More

Trustees and senior administrators at Christian colleges and universities are keenly aware that their institutions’ financial solvency... Read More

The most recently available federal salary data for faculty at institutions of higher education. Data is available for 3,500 institutions and... Read More

Examining key education spending, enrollment, staffing, and student performance data over the past two decades in all 50 states. Read More

Gov. Ron DeSantis and Florida Republicans have spent years aggressively turning the state into a haven for school choice. They have been... Read More

Following the Florida Department of Education’s misinterpretation of state law, school libraries unnecessarily jettison classic and... Read More

Lessons from school districts that tied pandemic-era tutoring contracts to student achievement. Read More

“I’m not concerned with an atheist. I’m not concerned with a Muslim,” said Louisiana State Rep. Dodie Horton... Read More

The Biden administration announced $7.7 billion in student debt cancellation for about 161,000 borrowers, equating to about $48,000 per... Read More