higher education
Public Education
Texas strips American bar of law school oversight after ‘unlawful discrimination’ complaints

(Daily Caller News Foundation) – Law schools in Texas will no longer need the American Bar Association’s (ABA) approval after the state supreme court ruled this month that the organization will… Read More

January 13, 2026
Christian Schools
Christian college Grand Canyon University celebrates 18-year tuition freeze, record enrollment  

Grand Canyon University is celebrating its historic 18th straight year without raising tuition. In an announcement on Jan. 7, GCU President Brian Mueller credited the school’s meteoric success to its commitment to affordability. “When you… Read More

January 9, 2026
Public Education
What one former university president says to expect in higher ed for 2026

Less DEI and more AI could be in store this year for institutions of higher education. That’s according to Missouri State University President Emeritus Michael Nietzel, who suggests in a recent piece with… Read More

January 8, 2026
Politics
Republicans nearly extinct at Yale, other Ivy League schools

A recent report about ideology in academia by a Yale University watchdog warned ideological and political selection at elite colleges fail to represent American conservatives. The Buckley Institute study revealed a significant ideological… Read More

December 23, 2025
Public Education
‘Skip the debt. Skip the indoctrination’: Innovative Big Tech program takes top high school students sans college

A disruptive force is emerging in the college-to-work pipeline: tech giant Palantir is recruiting top high school graduates for an internship that may fast-track their careers – and even help preserve Western civilization. “Skip the… Read More

December 15, 2025
Culture
Harvard report: ‘Easy A’ at one of most prestigious colleges shouldn’t be the standard

The grade system at Harvard University is “failing to perform the key functions of grading” and “damaging the academic culture of the College,” according to a new 25-page internal report. Read More

November 4, 2025
Christian Schools
Survey: Faith-based higher education results in more positive life outcomes

College graduates of Catholic institutions report better mental health outcomes, greater career satisfaction and more financial stability than their secular peers. A new survey from the… Read More

October 22, 2025
Government
Student loan reform already lowering graduate school tuition

Colleges are already starting to cut tuition mere months after President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans ended limitless borrowing for graduate school in July with the One Big Beautiful Bill… Read More

October 17, 2025
Culture
NCAA may approve student-athletes to bet on pro sports

The NCAA is considering a rule change to allow student-athletes and athletics department staff members to bet on professional sports. The Division I Administrative Committee adopted the proposal Oct. 8. Divisions… Read More

October 13, 2025
Culture
Maine college gets Turning Point USA chapter 

Southern Maine Community College has become the latest college in Maine to host a Turning Point USA chapter.  Both the school’s administration and the national organization recognized the chapter earlier… Read More

October 8, 2025
Culture
Education reform movement nurtured at Harvard’s Kennedy School

Deep within the bastions of liberal Harvard University, a small enclave of school reformers is quietly reshaping the conversation around education.  Nearly 30 years ago, Paul E. Peterson… Read More

October 7, 2025
Public Education
University of Kansas employee won’t face discipline for Charlie Kirk comment

The University of Kansas says it will not punish an employee who posted online that slain conservative activist Charlie Kirk is “better in the ground as worm food than up… Read More

September 18, 2025
Public Education
Report: Americans’ trust in higher education is plummeting

Roughly one-third of Americans believe college is “very important” – nearly 20 percentage points lower than in 2019, according to a recent Gallup poll. “Most Americans… Read More

September 17, 2025
Culture
Some college programs still require COVID-19 vaccines, often on the sly

While most colleges have dropped their COVID-19 vaccine mandates, some medical and nursing schools continue to enforce them – directly or through clinical partners. Advocacy group No College Mandates said… Read More

August 28, 2025
Christian Schools
Grand Canyon University celebrates record enrollment, continues prioritizing faith and affordability

Just days after winning a legal battle against the federal government, Grand Canyon University announced an all-time high for enrollment in the 2025-26 school year. The Christian university has… Read More

August 26, 2025
Opinion
Red states shouldn’t forget the future of university education

(The Daily Signal) – Governors and legislatures of Republican states—such as Florida, Ohio, and Texas—are doing good and necessary work both in establishing centers for education in civics and the… Read More

August 26, 2025
Opinion
The great grade giveaway

(The Daily Signal) – You get an A! And you get an A! On campuses this fall, some students might feel like they’ve wandered into their own Oprah episode, except… Read More

August 19, 2025
Government
Trump keeps options open with Harvard over federal funding

(The Daily Signal) – President Donald Trump said he will “see what happens” in negotiations with Harvard as the university is reportedly willing to settle with the administration… Read More

July 31, 2025
Culture
UC Berkeley auto-enrolls students in health insurance plans covering transgender surgeries 

Students at the University of California, Berkeley, are automatically enrolled in a student health insurance plan covering abortions and gender transition surgeries unless they take multiple steps to opt out… Read More

July 30, 2025
Public Education
Universities rejected applicant pools with too many white scholars, report says

Several public universities rejected applicant pools for faculty positions if they included too many white scholars, according to a new report. John Sailer, a senior fellow… Read More

July 24, 2025