Lindsay Marchello reports for Carolina Journal Online on ongoing challenges for families coping with online public school education. John Hood’s Daily Journal highlights flying sparks in a debate for N.C.…
Chloe Anagnos argues in a Martin Center column that young Americans “don’t need college” during a time of crisis. The American economy is deteriorating “with alarming speed,” Federal Reserve Chair…
North Carolina’s most heated political debate involves the timing and process of reopening the state’s economy during the COVID-19 pandemic. Becki Gray analyzes that debate during the next edition of…
With much of the N.C. economy shut down in connection with government’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic, many observers are wondering what that economy will look like once the public…
Robert Luddy writes for the Martin Center about the achievements of an education innovator. Education has lost one its most important disruptors: Clayton Christensen, PhD and distinguished professor at Harvard…
Jason Fertig writes for the Martin Center about the merits of master’s of business administration programs. Once a hot degree, the MBA is now being questioned by more and more…
James Piereson and Naomi Schaefer Riley devote a National Affairs article to the future role of public universities. In recent years, public universities have faced a troubling question: Can they…
George Leef’s latest Forbes column focuses on the latest problem created by the Americans With Disabilities Act. One of the statutes that best demonstrates the truth that laws usually bring…
If the college bubble is nearing its breaking point, Becky Quick‘s latest column in Fortune magazine might offer some details about the process that will lead to that break. You…
An audit (PDF) of the North Carolina Virtual Public School (NCVPS) revealed serious problems with the administration of the state’s online education program. The NC Office of the State Auditor…
George Leef’s latest Forbes column ponders the potential impact of online education options on the future of traditional colleges and universities. From the dawn of time until the early 20th…
Jim McTague of Barron’s is not as concerned as other observers about rising college costs. He explains why in his latest “D.C. Current” column. You parents with young children: There’s…