Higher Ed, Research & Learning
What’s the real story at Florida’s New College? Walter Isaacson on America’s founding. Making drugs in space. How to save the New York Philharmonic. And more.
The FCC's Notice of Proposed Rulemaking asks whether the E-Rate program should be changed to reflect today's digital environment. The honest answer is that we don't know, because we've never properly ...
Microschool leaders are predominantly white educators and parents who left traditional public or private schools to build different educational options for kids. But over 40% of those planning to laun...
Broad achievement declines in 21st-century America demand new policy approachesThe postPutting Pandemic Learning Loss in Perspectiveappeared first onEducation Next.
The author of the Declaration of Independence may have written "the greatest sentence ever."
On “Old School with Shilo Brooks,” Walter Isaacson discusses the sentence that created America, and the arguments that shaped the Declaration of Independence.
If you’re a parent who has felt, in the last few years, that something has changed in your child’s relationship with learning and school, you are not imagining it. The Nation’s Report Card released L...
Former San Luis Obispo County, California, probation officer Fallyn Rollins was sentenced to 270 days in county jail after she… The post Brickbat: 'Less Serious' Theft appeared first on Reason.com.
Trita Parsi often says on TV and podcasts that the Iran war is a quagmire. The Trump administration might try to deport him, writes Jay Solomon.
House vote tally on Faster Labor Contracts Act
New College has lots of new professors and students, but campus life feels less like an ideological battlefield than, well, a normal college, writes Jonas Du.
The New York Philharmonic has spent years chasing politics and prestige. The celebrated conductor will bring back the one thing that matters: music.
The man who wrote ‘God Bless America’ loved his adoptive home in the way only an immigrant could. Years later, his words of gratitude echo into eternity.
Drugs. Fiberoptic cables. Data centers. Thanks to SpaceX, it’s a boon time for manufacturing goods in space.
The passengers of Flight 93 didn’t just act with courage—they gathered information, discussed, and voted before charging the cockpit. Their example leaves the rest of us very little room for excuses.
Three different VC bloggers are among the speakers: Jonathan Adler, Keith Whittington, and myself.
the Department of Justice building in Washington, D.C.
John Stossel stands next to a group of politicians with a red X over them
An outline of a sun made out of sunscreen on someone's skin