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America’s colleges and universities have long relied on taxpayer-backed loans for the survival of their business model. Unfortunately, this intrusion by the federal government has also driven the cost of a degree far above inflation, created an unprecedented generational debt problem and credentialing “treadmill,” and freed colleges to embark on a bloated administrative spending spree. Between this financial waste and universities’ repeated failures to uphold basic standards of free speech and intellectual diversity, it’s high time the American public reconsider whether its investments in higher education should continue.
Higher Ed

Harvard Hits Rock Bottom

Carrie Sheffield | Op-Ed
Higher Ed

Financial aid follies: The Trump administration and college affordability

Naomi Schaefer Riley & Et al. | Op-Ed
Higher Ed

Woke Universities Could Lose Talent to Red States

Neeraja Deshpande | Op-Ed
Higher Ed

Bring Back Blue Books

Neeraja Deshpande | Blog
Higher Ed

The Department of Education Ends Biden’s Student Loan Forgiveness Fiasco

Neeraja Deshpande | Op-Ed
Higher Ed

How Trump Can Ensure Fair Admissions

Kristin Shapiro | Op-Ed
Higher Ed

Law and Order Is Returning to Federal Student Loans

Dr. Keri D. Ingraham | Blog
Higher Ed

‘Prosecutor, Judge, And Jury’: Why Campus Kangaroo Courts Should Lose Federal Funding

Neeraja Deshpande | Op-Ed
Higher Ed

Growing Movement of Sorority Women Urge National Panhellenic Conference & Sororities to Keep Sororities Female

Press Team | Press Release
Higher Ed

Federal Student Loans Are Moving from the U.S. Department of Education to Small Business Administration

Dr. Keri D. Ingraham | Blog
Higher Ed

Columbia University Wanted This

Neeraja Deshpande | Op-Ed
Higher Ed

A Reckoning for Higher Ed

Inez Feltscher Stepman | Op-Ed

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