The debt burden for attending the top public colleges in Georgia is lower than its neighboring states. Annual in-state tuition fees for Georgia’s three best-ranked universities are lower than in Alabama but steeper than...
School may be out, but America’s teachers are hard at work, building out their curriculums for the upcoming academic year. From algebra to history and psychology, the foundation for the U.S. education system is...
Aanceelintaakani – meaning “an instrument used to change how one thinks” — is a Myaamia phrase, and has been the inspiration for Miami University’s strategic plan. Last month, Miami’s Strategic Planning Steering Committee finalized its five-year...
When William H. McRaven took over as chancellor of the University of Texas system in January 2015, he arrived with high hopes. A highly decorated retired Navy admiral, McRaven was heralded as someone who...
We live in a time of heightened political passion and conflict. As populist tides are on the rise, our national political institutions have become increasingly dysfunctional. The federal government’s unwillingness to address our biggest...
Alaska lawmakers failed to override the governor’s veto of $444 million from the […]
College costs and student debt have become central issues in the 2020 election as presidential challengers, Sens. Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, have promised to forgive student debt. It’s unsurprising that this issue has...
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