House targets fraud linked to ‘ghost students’
Rachael Van Rossum writes for Alpha News about an effort to fight fraud in college financial aid. U.S. House Republicans passed their No Aid for Ghost Students Act of 2026…
tragedy by William Shakespeare
Rachael Van Rossum writes for Alpha News about an effort to fight fraud in college financial aid. U.S. House Republicans passed their No Aid for Ghost Students Act of 2026…
Gov. Josh Stein’s new Executive Order No. 36 is a welcome acknowledgment of a problem that has been growing for years: North Carolina does not have enough housing. The numbers…
Ryan Mills writes for National Review Online about the latest education shenanigans in Florida. Florida teachers looking to expose high-school freshmen to some of the great works of literature and…
Duke Pesta offers Martin Center readers ideas for improving the relevance of university English departments. A major in English was once a serious endeavor masquerading as a frivolous one. Despite…
Union County Early Adopter With Health Care Innovation
Elizabeth Harrington documents for Washington Free Beacon readers a government effort to dis the Bard. The federal government has invested nearly $100,000 to bring Shakespeare to the stage—only without the…
Count Rich Lowry of National Review among those who have substantial concerns about the use of “trigger warnings” to limit college students’ exposure to certain types of reading material. He…
The biggest news story today comes from the Hendersonville Lightning. From it we learn that the greatest thing about democracy is being protected from your vote by your masters. Remember…
… than are dreamt of in your philosophy. My apologies to the Bard, but that line from Hamlet came to mind while reading Bloomberg Businessweek‘s startling discovery that people do…
Those who read Mark Bauerlein’s book with that title might appreciate historian Niall Ferguson’s latest Newsweek column, in which he laments the fact that teens tend to read only tweets…
McWhorter on Zora Neale Hurston and Shakespeare John McWhorter writes on Zora Neale Hurston. McWhorter is always worth reading, even when one disagrees with him, as I do on this…
The politically incorrect name of the theater company is reason enough to see the production. Do you think anyone has lobbied for a name change? Biomass Theatre Company?