My granddaughter will start day care in a few months at a Jewish community center. It was my daughter's first choice, but she also...

Is a year at Vanderbilt worth $100,000? At a few dozen elite universities, the list price for tuition, room and board and other expenses...

Universities should stop requiring diversity statements, writes Randall L. Kennedy, a Harvard Law professor, in the Harvard Crimson....

"Anti-racism" is a kind of "neo-racism," argues Coleman Hughes in his new book, The End of Race Politics: Arguments for a Colorblind...

Are the liberal arts conservative?, asks Emma Green in a New Yorker story about the revival of "classical education." A growing number of...

Democrats used to be the "party of education" in voters' minds, notes Education Next. Now voters are split on who they trust most, with...

Minnesota have approved "the most ideologically progressive and intellectually vapid social studies standards in America," writes Max...

Brooklyn students got schooled on radical politics during Black History Month, reports Francesca Block on Free Press. Students at P.S....

One out of three classroom teachers are working under "gag orders" that limit their speech on gender, sexuality and critical race theory,...

Novelist Rachel Kadish tells her creative-writing students to write a first-person monologue by a character with "abhorrent" views that...

Mary Wood is teaching Ta-Nehisi Coates' memoir, Between the World and Me, in her AP English Language and Composition class in Chapin,...

Training teachers to "disrupt whiteness" isn't helping children learn at a Bay Area school, reports Jill Tucker in the San Francisco...

Silencing critics of transitioning children is a mistake, writes Pamela Paul in a New York Times commentary based on interviews with...

For all the talk about school libraries under pressure to "ban books," the real issue is lack of balance, argues James Fishback in The...

Hispanic immigrants are a lot like Irish immigrants who came to American in the 1800s, writes Noah Smith. They are working-class folks...

Is DEI dead -- or just disrupted? Texas' state colleges and universities were forced to close diversity, equity and inclusion offices...

Black students are "disastrously behind" in math, reading and attendance in Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD), writes Heather...

Students who've worked hard to get into prestigious colleges don't seem to have enough to do once they get there, writes Rick Hess,...

"White people are oppressors," say 79 percent of young Americans 18 to 24 years old in a recent Harvard CAPS-Harris poll. "Nonwhite...

Ignorance rather than malice could why one fifth of young Americans think the Holocaust is a "myth," and another 30 percent aren't sure,...