Articles by Louisa Tavlas

With primaries in full swing and the November elections drawing near, a seemingly unlikely constituency is being given an increasing amount of attention.

A lawsuit filed by a former Clemson University advisor alleges that he was fired after raising questions over the school’s increased tuition.

Charles Enderlin’s The Lost Years: Radical Islam, Intifada, and Wars in the Middle East 2001-2006 comes as a fresh of breath air in these oft-polluted journalistic times.

Only 68 percent of 9th graders graduate high school on time, and of that number, a mere 40 percent enroll directly into college.

The dire state of teacher evaluations poses a serious problem to public school education. It is a problem that, Education Sector panelists stressed, is mostly being overlooked

Stern cites Massachusetts as a shining example of school reform, going so far as to say that “something close to an education miracle has occurred.”