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Democratic governors face a dilemma on whether or not to accept scholarship money for their States' schools.
The Johns Hopkins University is trying to attract conservative thinkers to its faculty. Can this overcome resistance?
Fourth in a series of essays about academic fraud, this time noting attacks on the “publish or perish” ethos that encourages it.
Academic literature, with its “publish or perish” emphasis, has sacrificed quality for volume and threatens scientific research itself.
Paper mills have become the bane of legitimate scientific research by flooding the market with bogus science.
Scientific fraud is more common than most suppose, and finding and exposing it is a never-ending and difficult task.
HR 1 contains a bold plan for a tax credit for those wo donate to a new set of grantors of private school scholarships.
Massachusetts schools achieved top ranking with reforms emphasizing academic rigor - but the politicians are abandoning them.
The CLT (Classic Learning Test) is a new standardized test that emphasizes classical learning and is available to home schoolers.
The school choice movement, having taken red States by storm, is targeting blue States - but has some growing pains.
