Acts of virtue signaling are posing a risk to higher education
Today’s university campuses appear to offer a vibrant atmosphere, yet many students are merely navigating the environment. Beneath the progressive language many institutions adopt, there’s a significant psychological issue at play — the pressure for ideological uniformity. Between 2023 and 2025, we conducted 1,452 confidential interviews with undergraduates from Northwestern University and Michigan University. Our […]
Ingersoll: Halt Women’s Education, Our Nation Relies on It
Greetings, dear reader. I won’t pretend to be an expert in Economics. It feels as though something is amiss and an impending event looms—likely something significant, and probably not good. So, here we are as we roll into the weekend… Stop educating women About 40% of women with student loan debt are studying fields that […]
Education Secretary Linda McMahon to Begin Tour Across All 50 States
Education Secretary to Tour States Focusing on Local Communities U.S. Education Secretary Linda McMahon is set to kick off a tour across all 50 states next week. The emphasis will be on rejuvenating educational discussions at the state level, placing a spotlight on communication between communities and families. Over the next year, McMahon will embark […]
Red state eliminates standardized tests after changes from the Trump administration’s Education Department
Oklahoma Ends Standardized Testing for Certain Grades The Oklahoma Department of Education (OSDE) has decided to discontinue statewide standardized testing for various subjects. This shift aims to hand over more control to local school districts. Starting in the 2025-2026 academic year, standardized tests in mathematics and English for students in grades 3 through 8 will […]
Education Department Investigates Baltimore School District for Reported Antisemitism
Investigation into Anti-Semitic Harassment at Baltimore City Public Schools The Department of Education has initiated an investigation into Baltimore City Public Schools (BCPS) following allegations regarding anti-Semitic harassment. This inquiry, announced on a Thursday, involves the Civil Rights Office considering whether there has been a violation of Title VI of the 1964 Civil Rights Act. […]
Virginia’s Fairfax County Public Schools is investigating claims that school staff facilitated and financed abortions for female students without informing their parents, as stated by education officials.
Virginia School District Investigates Staff Abortion Allegations Officials in Virginia have opened an investigation into claims that employees at a public school attempted to arrange and finance abortions for female students without parental consent. This comes from the Fairfax County Public School System. Reports indicate that staff members at Centreville High School allegedly promoted and […]
Google is putting $1 billion into AI education and training in the US over the next three years.
Google’s Significant Investment in AI Education Google has announced a substantial investment of $1 billion aimed at enhancing artificial intelligence training and education in the United States over the next three years. This move underscores the tech giant’s commitment to broadening access to educational resources and shaping the future of learning. The funds will go […]
Education officials in NYC spent $745K of taxpayer money at one restaurant over the past year.
In the last year, education authorities in New York City have allocated $745,000 to a Caribbean restaurant located in Brooklyn. A significant portion—around $618,000—of this amount was generated from a middle school order directed to Fusion East, a restaurant situated in East New York that aims to support minority and women-owned businesses, according to official […]
Higher education is not facing a revenue issue; it has a spending issue.
Universities Need to Reconsider Tuition Increases It’s time for universities to reevaluate their approach to tuition fees and consider cutting costs. For years, the standard narrative around the soaring costs associated with universities has centered on the idea of a declining state investment in public higher education. Advocates typically argue that reductions in state funding […]
Writer contends that the idea of boys struggling in education is exaggerated.
A contributor for the New York Times has argued that the narrative surrounding boys lagging academically is overstated. The writer, Jessica Gross, points out that recent years have seen boys underperforming compared to girls globally. She suggests that this disparity has become a topic of discussion, emphasizing that boys need to recognize their educational disadvantages […]