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1 week ago | 
aei.org | Preston Cooper |Beth Akers |Ian Rowe |Michael Brickman
Op-Ed Should ‘Abundance’ Come for Higher Education?
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1 week ago | 
aei.org | Roger Pielke Jr. |Samuel J. Abrams |Michael Brickman |Frederick M. Hess
Article Taking Institutional Neutrality Seriously on Campus Op-Ed Students Are Pushing Back on Cancel Culture Article Politicization of the American University Op-Ed Imagining a Post-Biden Blueprint for Education and Workforce Regulatory Reform Op-Ed Don’t Trust Colleges on Race-Based Admission Op-Ed The 2024 Campus Appeasement Tour Op-Ed Rhodes and Truman Scholarships Should Serve All of America Op-Ed Taxpayer-Funded Truman Scholarship Has Little Room for the Right Op-Ed Promoting Merit and...
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2 weeks ago | 
aei.org | James Pethokoukis |John Yoo |Matt Weidinger |Michael Brickman
Article Tech-Savvy Tallinn: A Quick Q&A with … Technologist Joel Burke on Estonian “E-Government” Post Washington Should Fund More Potential Science Miracles Multimedia McCulloch v.
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1 month ago | 
aei.org | Preston Cooper |Alexander Holt |Frederick M. Hess |Michael Brickman
Post Colleges Must Help Return Student Borrowers to Repayment Op-Ed What’s in House Republicans’ Student Loan Overhaul Post No, Republicans Aren’t Forcing Most Students to Pay Loans for 30 Years Op-Ed The Student Loan Bubble Is about to Pop Post House Republicans’ Proposed Repayment Plan Fixes Vexing Student Loan Problem Op-Ed Trump Administration Announces Plan to Get Borrowers Paying Student Loans Again Post Turn Public Service Loan Forgiveness into a State Block Grant Post How The Trump...
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Feb 26, 2025 | 
aei.org | Michael Brickman |Julia Cataneo
I’ve heard this a lot recently from friends, colleagues, education leaders, and elected officials on social media. The caveats that follow are often flimsy at best and irrational or anti-democratic at worst. I hope that these voices will instead choose to embrace the idea of a government that is more efficient and effective so that more money can go towards their own stated priorities and less can be spent on bureaucratic layers, waste, fraud, and interest on the exploding national debt.
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Jan 13, 2025 | 
aei.org | Michael Brickman |Julia Cataneo
President Biden assumed office with one of the most ambitious higher education regulatory agendas of any president in recent decades. Among its purported initiatives, his Department of Education promised to curb for-profit institutions, transform the Title IX regulations designed to protect women into controversial policy for transgender students that would undermine the original intent of the law, and, perhaps most notoriously, cancel billions of dollars in student loan debt.
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Jan 6, 2025 | 
aei.org | Michael Brickman |Julia Cataneo
Amid a widely recognized crisis, it may be asking too much of those in charge to engage in honest self-reflection, but one would hope that leaders would at least have enough self-awareness not to engage in self-flattery in lieu of pursuing corrective actions.
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Dec 30, 2024 | 
hitconsultant.net | Michael Brickman
Eye contact and good desk-side manner have always been incredibly important in the plastic surgery specialty, where patients’ decisions can be heavy with emotion around the perception of their image. Even what some see as a “small touchup” like dermal fillers are huge decisions for others because it is a change in how they present themselves physically and then carry themselves emotionally. The practice of plastic surgery is inherently human, in the most sentimental sense.
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Nov 7, 2024 | 
aei.org | Michael Brickman |Zichu Yang
The election has finally come and gone, and in just a couple of short months, we will have a new president to set a new agenda for higher education and workforce issues. The incoming Trump administration will be tasked with reviewing the Biden administration’s policies on student loan forgiveness, accountability reform, civil and constitutional rights, and more.
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Nov 4, 2024 | 
aei.org | Michael Brickman
Within just a few short months, there will be a new occupant of the Oval Office and, with that, a new administration in charge of the education and workforce regulatory regime. As one of the primary parties responsible for authorizing and holding accountable private-sector education and career-training providers, the regulatory processes that Uncle Sam oversees are massively consequential in shaping pathways to careers throughout the nation.
