Higher Ed, Research & Learning
This week, DePaul University is moving from merely woke to academic insomnia. The university is teaming up with former Chicago…
Under President Bulger's Leadership: Dr. Stephanie Bulger became Lane Community College’s eighth president on July 1, 2022. With a Ph.D. in Higher Education from the University of Michigan and a backg...
The global math gender gap: “Whatever we do, the action we take to address the issue must start quite early and must be very targeted.”
Students across New York were unable to log in to the digital platform for the state’s grades 3-8 math exam Wednesday morning, raising fresh questions about the transition to computer-based assessment...
Few ideas are more daunting to an artist than opening up their creative process on the merciless sewer that is social media. Yet this is precisely what my dear friend Josh Steinman suggested when I sh...
Gavin Newsom spent more than $450 million on a regional emergency call system that flopped and was canceled—meantime, the old system risks “catastrophic failure.”
The University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) School of Law has brought a new meaning to the heckler’s veto. Some…
The global math gender gap: “Whatever we do, the action we take to address the issue must start quite early and must be very targeted.”
America’s pastime is back, but with a new twist. This season, Major League Baseball has introduced an Automated Ball-Strike Challenge System that allows players to challenge umpire decisions in real t...
If George Washington and John Quincy Adams were in the Oval Office advising President Trump on whether to go to war with Iran, what would they have said? They would likely have argued that any America...
Below is my column on Fox.com on the second indictment of former FBI director James Comey. Despite being one of…
More four-year-olds are enrolled in state-funded preschools than ever before, but the quality and availability of preschool programs have experts ...
When former President Richard Nixon vetoed the Comprehensive Child Development Act in 1971, it halted what would have become a large-scale, federally-funded national childcare system. Historians widel...
The American Mind’s ‘Editorial Roundtable’ podcast is a weekly conversation with Ryan Williams, Spencer Klavan, and Mike Sabo devoted to uncovering the ideas and principles that drive American politic...
It only took about a minute for Sen. Bill Cassidy to get choked up earlier this month during a forum on dyslexia. Joined by parents who, like him, struggled to find educators trained to teach their ch...
It came as a jolt to many in the policy world when former U.S. Secretary of Education Arne Duncan co-authored an op-ed in The Washington Post urging his fellow Democrats to embrace a new school choice...
Recently, Sen. Andy Kim of New Jersey put forth legislation to combat illiteracy and help millions of children living in what he called book deserts in American communities, without available librarie...
What does it take to run one of the nation’s largest public school districts? Dr. Sonja Santelises, outgoing CEO of Baltimore City Public Schools, has spent 10 years navigating a contentious environme...
Chicago Public Schools teachers will host assemblies, history lessons and music performances before transporting middle and high school students to an afternoon rally May 1 as part of a communitywide ...
Heather Feinberg has always supplemented her daughter’s homeschool education with other learning opportunities in their Austin, Texas, community, like church groups and music classes. Now in eighth gr...