The Christian faith of early 20th-century Irish author C.S. Lewis is enjoying a rebirth right now as American culture, and the wider Western world, appear to have lost a sense of right and wrong. Credit the recent rediscovery of the author’s writings on religion, culture and morality, including “A Christmas …
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Undergraduates at Texas Christian University (TCU) will have to fork over more money to attend the private college than their peers at Havard University, following recent news of a tuition hike at the Fort Worth institution. TCU announced a 7.9% increase in undergraduate tuition beginning in the 2024-25 school year. …
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The University of South Carolina issued an “all clear” after the school warned of reports of an active shooter on campus Sunday evening. Campus officials added there was no ongoing emergency. Earlier in the evening, the school ordered students and staff on its Columbia campus to shelter in place, saying …
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Jewish model and activist Elizabeth Pipko spoke out against her alma mater after the University of Pennsylvania hosted a Palestinian writers festival featuring speakers who have repeatedly called for “death to Israel” and referred to the Jewish State as a “tumor.” Penn came under intense backlash last month for hosting …
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A surge of antisemitic acts on college campuses across the United States is prompting some parents and students to rethink their higher education plans, according to an educational expert. “This problem stems from the top of a university,” Jennifer Brozost, co-founder of the Private Education Advisory Service, told Fox News. …
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Revelations that the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) created “disinformation” groups at Stanford University and the University of Washington to censor political speech leading up to the 2020 election should outrage and alarm every American. Free exchange of ideas is the lifeblood of a democracy and the unholy alliance between …
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Harvard cannot fire embattled President Claudine Gay because it risks undermining the “entire diversity enterprise,” the Wall Street Journal’s Jason Riley argued in his opinion column on Wednesday. Harvard’s top governing body has stood by Gay following intense backlash to controversial comments she made about antisemitism during a recent congressional …
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After resigning as Harvard president on Tuesday, Claudine Gay took to the New York Times to call out the “campaign” and “coordinated efforts” to attack her. The guest essay, titled “What Just Happened at Harvard Is Bigger Than Me,” explained that the attempts to oust her since her congressional testimony …
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A self-described liberal professor at a Georgia university says it is important to sponsor the school’s Turning Point USA chapter, even though he holds different political views. “My principal motivation was just giving students an outlet for their political expression,”Nicholas Creel, associate professor of business law and co-director of the …
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EXCLUSIVE — The Trump administration has announced plans to roll out the earliest and most efficient Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) in history for the 2026-2027 school year. The FAFSA form is currently online, and applicants can finish the process in minutes, the administration said. So far, more …
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