The Future of Higher Education
While the world of higher education faces challenges, there is a great deal of potential success for institutions
Is “Latinx” Here to Stay?
The movement to introduce “Latinx” into mainstream vocabulary has been a fervent one, but just how many people
The Future of Standardized Testing
The pandemic has forced people to accept a lot of changes, but Americans aren't too sure doing a
It’s Built In: American Polarization, Part 2
This is part two of a two-part series on polarization in America. This post focuses on the systemic
Splitting Apart: American Polarization, Part 1
This is part one of a two-part series on polarization in America. This post focuses on Americans' views
Time for a (Generational) Change?
Most of the top elected officials in Washington are old. Much older than the average age of their
A Perfect Storm for EVs
Gas prices are on the rise and so are electric vehicle (EV) sales. Has the price at the
America’s Mental Health Crisis
Americans are stressed out; they have been living through a pandemic, school shootings, and high inflation. Just in
The History of Juneteenth
Today is America’s newest federal holiday but most Americans don’t know much about it and don’t celebrate it.