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Charter schools: A lifeline for special needs students
With the support she received at a hybrid charter school, the author’s daughter thrived in high school and has just […]
December 29, 2025
South University 2026 — A University at a Crossroads
Founded in 1899, South University has long presented itself as a student-centered institution, offering a broad array of undergraduate and […]
December 28, 2025
Bari Weiss, UATX, and the Corporate Rewriting of “Free Speech”
Bari Weiss has built a powerful public identity as a defender of free speech against institutional conformity. From elite universities […]
December 27, 2025
Stephen Ashley’s Gift and the Reputational Laundering of Elite Wealth
In December 2025, Cornell University announced a $55 million gift from alumnus Stephen B. Ashley to endow the newly named […]
December 27, 2025
Don’t Panic! It’s Not Too Late to Plan Your Future After High School
Thank you for subscribing! The college application season can feel like a high-speed train, and if you aren’t on board […]
December 26, 2025
Higher Education Inquirer : Teens Who Made A Difference: Barbara Rose Johns
History often portrays social change as the work of seasoned leaders, elected officials, or famous intellectuals. Yet again and again, […]
December 26, 2025
A Historical Pattern of Force, Profit, and Human Cost
From the mid‑19th century to today, U.S. interventions in Latin America and the Caribbean have consistently combined military force, political […]
December 25, 2025
AI Agents for Colleges: Intelligent Systems Uses
Reading Time: 13 minutes Artificial intelligence has rapidly evolved from experimental pilots into practical tools in higher education. Colleges and […]
December 24, 2025
OPMs, Student Loan Servicers, Deregulation, Robocolleges, AI, and the Collapse of Accountability
Across the United States, higher education is undergoing a dramatic and dangerous transformation. Corporate contractors, private equity firms, automated learning […]
December 24, 2025