Beth Akers

1 week ago | aei.org | Robert Pondiscio |Beth Akers |Preston Cooper |Frederick M. Hess

Op-Ed Stop Telling Kids the World Is a Terrible Place One Pager Reforming Higher Education Accountability Report American Enterprise Institute Course Correction: Rebuilding the Federal Student Loan System After Biden’s Mismanagement Op-Ed The Voices We Don’t Hear: Teachers Who Gave Up Report A Template for Considering New University Accreditors Post To Improve Student Outcomes, Focus On Classroom Practice, Not Policy Event “The Child Is Not the Mere Creature of the State”: Pierce v. Society...

1 week ago | aei.org | Preston Cooper |Beth Akers |Ian Rowe |Michael Brickman

Op-Ed Should ‘Abundance’ Come for Higher Education?

2 weeks ago | aei.org | Beth Akers |Preston Cooper |Anna Low |Steve Teles

1 month ago | aei.org | Marc Thiessen |Will Rinehart |Beth Akers |John Ferrari

Press Discussing Mike Waltz’s new White House role: Thiessen on Fox News’ ‘Special Report’ Post A NEPA Update from the White House Op-Ed It’s About Time: Bring Back Those Student Loan Collections Op-Ed DOGE or Be DOGE’d: The Army Needs to Preemptively Start Cutting Op-Ed Running the Numbers: What If the US Were to Stop Supporting Ukraine? Podcast Space Power: Trump 2.0, the 119th Congress, and the First 100 Days Report American Enterprise Institute Dollars and Sense: America’s Interest in a...

1 month ago | aei.org | With Beth Akers |Preston Cooper |Beth Akers |Howard Husock

With the Department of Education’s latest announcement on resuming student loan collections, a “student loan default cliff” is fast approaching. After years of paused payments and evolving forgiveness policies, millions of borrowers now face a dramatic shift in their financial obligations—and the federal government faces renewed pressure to manage a ballooning loan portfolio. What will this mean for students, taxpayers, and the broader economy?