Commentary: Colleges oversold education. Now they must sell connection.
Eric Anicich Universities now face twin crises. Artificial intelligence is rapidly eroding their monopoly on instruction, and young adults are experiencing historically... Read more.
Commentary: Boomer noise-making and Gen Z’s refusal to sing along
Ahmed Bouzid The prevailing narrative about the conspicuous absence of Gen Z from the No Kings protests is a classic case of facile pop psychology masquerading as... Read more.
Commentary: When policing becomes political, public safety suffers
Diane Goldstein Over the past few months, a troubling pattern has emerged across America’s major cities. As President Donald Trump’s administration dispatches... Read more.
Rosenthal: Thank goodness for ‘A Charlie Brown Christmas’
Abigail Rosenthal One of the most beloved holiday specials ever made doesn’t start with costumed pageants, joyful carols or snowmen come to life but with a self-aware... Read more.
Commentary: It’s time to rebuild the Republican Party, not rename it
Bob Kustra President Donald Trump’s recent comments about renaming the Republican Party after him raises the question of whether this might be the spark that ignites... Read more.
Commentary: Helping vulnerable vets transition to a post-service life
Military life is a family mission anchored in shared purpose, sacrifice, and service. Every deployment, relocation, and empty chair at the dinner table reflects... Read more.
Commentary: Fueled by federalism, America’s economically freest states come out on top
Matthew Mitchell Do economic rivalries between Texas and California or New York and Florida feel like yet another sign that America has become hopelessly divided?... Read more.
Commentary: Moving to a climate-disaster zone just to afford a home
Ivis García Picture this: You’re looking to buy a place to live, and you have two options. Option A is a beautiful home in California near good schools and job... Read more.
Commentary: The Supreme Court’s 3 terrible reasons for allowing Texas’ racially rigged map
Erwin Chemerinsky It is hard to imagine a worse decision than the Supreme Court’s ruling on Thursday allowing Texas to use its new congressional maps designed... Read more.
Commentary: Frank Gehry wanted to show you everything you could become
Malissa Shriver Frank Gehry taught students at our nation’s most prestigious private universities, and at California’s most under-resourced public schools, that... Read more.