A Free-Market College That Means Business
Northwood University espouses the philosophy of free markets and expects students to understand how they work.
Reforming the Academic Core
The Board of Governors should select a president who will revitalize student learning at the University of North Carolina.
Don’t Go to College to Learn Economics
People with a high school education have as much economic sophistication as college graduates do.
North Carolina Bucks the Trend
While commencement speakers across the nation talked politics, North Carolina’s choices were more restrained.
How Universities Breed Dependency
Modern universities are providing a failure-free existence that eliminates an important component of a free society: self-reliance.
Reading Between the Lines
A recent UNC study on K-12 education highlights the conflict between two competing instruction methods.
The Three-Day Wonder
The North Carolina Senate rams through a $19 billion budget that shores up UNC finances with taxpayer funds.
There Was No Golden Age
American colleges have always had substantial dropout rates, so should we worry?
Fertile Ground for Budget Cuts
The North Carolina Cooperative Extension has strayed from its original agricultural mission.
Exploring the Enduring Questions
Thinking about an intellectually stimulating sabbatical? Consider the James Madison Program at Princeton.