Labor Unions Won’t Save Higher Education (Commentary)

Labor unions won’t save higher education institutions where faculties, staffs, graduate students, and sports teams have voted to unionize, and enrollment is falling. By Richard K....

Tennessee Homeschooler Testifies Against Education Savings Accounts

Tennessee homeschooler testifies against their inclusion in expansion of the state's Education Savings Account program at a General Assembly committee hearing. By Eileen Griffin As Tennessee...

Remote Learning Students Lost Half a Year during COVID, New Data Show

Remote learning students lost more than half a year during COVID, significantly hindering their education progress, new data show. by Emma Camp It's been four years...

West Virginia’s ‘Restoring Sanity Act’ Would Redirect Money from DEI Brainwashing to ‘Merit Scholarships’

West Virginia public officials are considering a bill to ban public funding for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) programs in state colleges and universities. Senate...

Students ‘Correct Gender Bias’ on Wikipedia for Science Class Project

A Meredith College biology professor is working to “correct gender bias” on Wikipedia by having her students write new entries about female scientists for...

Riley Gaines and 15 Other Student Athletes Sue NCAA for Letting Male Athletes Trample Women’s Sports

Female swimmers are suing the National Collegiate Athletic Association (NCAA) and the Georgia Institute of Technology (Georgia Tech) for allowing men to compete against...

NYT Report Concedes That Left-Wing COVID Lockdown Policies Led to Generational Learning Loss – Commentary

The COVID-19 school lockdowns created generational learning loss, The New York Times reports. Yes, just about four years after the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic,...

University ‘Forces’ Journalism Students to Fork Over Tuition Money for Course on ‘Microaggressions,’ Pronouns

Arizona State University (ASU) forces students to hand over tuition money to take a course that pushes left-wing ideas, according to documents obtained by...

School Districts in the Spotlight for How They Handle Their Social Media Accounts

(The Center Square) – School districts around the country are facing issues with how they handle their social media accounts, and the debate has...

Objective Standards Matter in College Admissions

Objective standards matter in college admissions, and lowering them proves universities are no longer accrediting institutions, but DEI echo chambers. by Jasmine Campos In the four...

High Schoolers are Losing Confidence in the Benefits of a College Degree: Study

New data suggests that prospective college students are finding fewer and fewer reasons to obtain a degree. Inside Higher Ed recently highlighted a new report by the Gates...

Empire Center Releases First “Empire Index” Poll

Empire Center releases first “Empire Index” poll of New York public sentiment on education, crime, spending, and quality of life. The Empire Center for Public...

College Students are Weighing Legislative Policies Before Choosing Schools, Survey Finds

Current and prospective college students are weighing a multitude of policies in states that they plan to attend college in, including abortion and gun...

Academics Embrace New ‘Deficit Framing’ to Justify Underperforming and Immature Students – Analysis

It is an open secret among college professors and university administrators that college students aren’t what they used to be. They struggle with lengthy reading assignments and...

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S. T. Karnick is a senior fellow and director of publications for The Heartland Institute, where he edits Heartland Daily News.