Events

On a panel promoting pre-Kindergarten programs at a conference recently in Austin, Texas, a pair of government officials–one local, one…

This SXSWedu session’s description sums up the matter: “What if job performance was measured by a year-end test aiming to…

For higher education administrators, affirmative action remains a topic of concern. In Fisher v. The University of Texas at Austin,…

When it becomes successful in their own backyards, even die-hard liberals support school choice. “I support [means-tested, not universal] vouchers,…

Can it be that students gather annually around the country to construct a “Model United Nations” because the real one…

Would the Civil Rights movement have taken place if Abraham Lincoln survived the assassin’s bullet delivered by John Wilkes Booth?…

Late last month, a law professor at American University remarked upon the legality of whether former Secretary of State Hillary…

Something that should give would-be education reformers pause but probably won’t: when ephemeral education fads finally come in for much-needed…

Overlooked in the media coverage of and academic debate about physician-assisted suicide: it’s not the people most likely to receive it…

Today, at the Heritage Foundation, 14 people from various walks of M. Stanton Evans’ life gathered to honor him. To…

Journalist M. Stanton Evans, who passed away at age 80 this week, spoke about his book, “Stalin’s Secret Agents” at…

Nostalgia is overrated, a Harvard psychologist says. “The bad-dominates-good phenomenon is multiplied by a second source of bias, sometimes called…