Jonathan Lear, a groundbreaking philosopher who merged Greek thought with Freudian psychoanalysis and lived his research among the Crow Nation, has died at age 76.
Educators and college presidents are calling for a complete overhaul of the college admissions process, urging a shift from prestige-chasing to student-centered fit.
Facing the sudden loss of federal funding, Nashville’s literary community banded together to save the Southern Festival of Books—proving the enduring power of stories and solidarity.
Cory Doctorow’s new book gives a name—and a solution—to the growing sense that digital platforms are decaying: ‘enshittification’ is the process, and antitrust action is the cure.
While online learning offers flexibility, community colleges depend on physical campuses to provide support, connection, and student success—especially for vulnerable populations.
Days before her death, Jane Goodall urged the world to treat hope as a verb—backed by daily choices, youth leadership, and unwavering moral courage.
A New York Times op-ed titled ‘This Is Not Free Speech’ warns that Donald Trump’s recent statements constitute real threats, not protected political speech.
A growing movement calls for splitting autism into two categories to address the vastly different needs of those with severe vs. high-functioning autism.
Readers condemn President Trump’s unilateral military action against Venezuela as a troubling overreach of executive authority, while also raising alarms about Social Security and HBCUs.