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At the Heritage Foundation, professors Charles Calomiris and Mark Flannery provided insights on the ramifications of the U.S. government’s bank…

Radiation therapy can be dangerous to patients — and sometimes, to students. Brandon Jenkins found that out the hard way…

If the Common Core education reforms introduced by President Obama and supported by big-name Republicans were subject to peer review,…

As commencement approaches, this year’s graduating seniors can look forward to pep talks about how employable humanities majors are. “Upon…

We have long held that trustees don’t do nearly enough to act as a reality check on the universities they…

A trio of Michigan public school teachers is actually fighting with their union. “The Mackinac Center Legal Foundation brought a…

The real test of the bias in academia revolves around who gets admitted to the faculty lounge. “MSNBC television host,…

With literacy rates among high school graduates ever more of a mystery, educators are worried about…defense spending on education. Never…

For decades we have devoted ample space to the deconstruction of women’s studies only to find that there is something…

Journalism, which was ranked as the worst job in America last year, inched up a notch to finish at number 199, just ahead of lumberjack.

The startling thing about the books academics typically dismiss as relics of the past is the uncanny manner in which they anticipate the present.

A hot-button issue among educators appears to be “equitable access” to effective teachers, a buzzword at a recent event at the Center for American Progress (CAP).