“Why don’t we blow up the transcript?” Angela Dillard, vice provost for undergraduate education at the University of Michigan, asked in a 2024 seminar on the future of undergraduate education at the ...

New York State was already five weeks past the start of its 2027 fiscal year when Governor Kathy Hochul appeared in the ...

While San Francisco’s tech community frets over AI-driven job displacement, we have more to fear from misguided government ...

The UAW’s turn toward universities to reverse its declining membership is imposing costs on both its traditional ...

On both sides of the Atlantic, white professors think that suspending judgment when it comes to black scholars makes them good people.

Al Sharpton, Michigan Democratic Senate candidate Haley Stevens was asked whether she would support her primary opponent, ...

“You know why you never see white supremacists marching on the streets of NYC?” a former NYPD Hate Crimes unit boss once asked me. “Because they know they’d get the sh*t kicked out of them.” Some ...

Last week’s elections brought another round of victories by far-left candidates in Democratic primaries, continuing a trend that emerged earlier this year in states like New York and Colorado. In ...

It wasn’t until 9/11 and the ensuing Bloomberg administration that the fund became a powerhouse. In 2013, Bloomberg’s final year, it raised $105.9 million, funding meal and shelter relief after ...

Most property-tax systems pile on fixes—assessment caps, circuit breakers—to soften sudden spikes. Their results are uneven, especially where levy limits are weak. Other devices, like targeted rebates ...

The authors argue that tenants should become “the architects of a long-term project of expropriation through which that ...