Ryan Craig

With AI attention on teaching and tutoring, with budget challenges ahead, and with most spending outside the classroom, colleges need to embrace AI in order to shrink.

Recent Supreme Court decisions have the potential to shift higher education and workforce policy and funding from the ideological to the practical.

College admissions consultants are taking a human and social toll. Why do college admissions offices continue to put up with them?

While headlines about higher education continue to be dominated by student protests and loan forgiveness, the bigger story is the rapid closure of small colleges. With COVID-19 relief funding in the r

As summer simmers down and my kids are back from camp, one of the lasting highlights is missives in the mail from 13-year-old Zev.

It’s high time we recognized college rankings for what they are: clickbait, no better than slideshows with alluring photos at the bottom of less-than-reputable news sites

Since no one knows how much they’ll owe once this all shakes out, it shouldn’t be surprising that nearly half of all student loan borrowers are not making payments.

One of the great skits from the Canadian comedy troupe The Kids in the Hall is a two-minute rant against Switzerland. “Sick of the Swiss” features

At the end of sophomore year of college, my roommates and I had back luck that turned out to be the best luck.

Our revealed preferences now vary from our stated preferences for one simple reason: we fear for our children’s economic future. We’re making choices that seem safer.