Kent Ingle

A university president argues eliminating standardized testing rewards mediocrity and robs hard-working students of the chance to prove their worth.

The Department of Education proposes requiring colleges to prove graduates outearn high school graduates or risk losing federal student loan access.

Shocking report reveals Gen Z students entering college unable to read effectively, forcing professors to teach basic reading skills in higher education.

Congressional leaders have announced they will target higher education reform in 2026 policy priorities, citing student loan crisis and accreditation overhaul as key solutions.

University president identifies five key changes signaling renewal in higher education during 2025, from student advocacy to parents reclaiming voices.

A quiet crisis unfolds as college students return home changed by campus ideology, but Thanksgiving break offers families a sacred opportunity to reconnect and restore identity.

President Donald Trump calls for action against Christian persecution in Nigeria after Boko Haram survivors Joy Bishara and Lydia Pogu share their escape story at the U.N.

Trump's Compact for Academic Excellence faces backlash from elite institutions as it demands accountability for free speech in exchange for federal dollars.

Trump's promise to safeguard prayer in schools aims to restore religious liberty that has been misunderstood under First Amendment interpretations.

Education forms character through human relationships that AI cannot replicate, requiring balance between technology and the moral core of learning.

If we want to rebuild America, we must start with the minds and hearts of our children.

President Trump's proposal to redirect $3 billion from Harvard to trade schools sparks a debate on the value of higher education and the need for a cultural reset.

In homes across America, mothers are leading with strength, sacrifice and the kind of wisdom our nation desperately needs.

March Madness teams all dream. They can turn that into reality by having a plan, teamwork, execution under stress and resilience. Those same characteristics apply off the court, too.

The Chiefs have become the NFL’s gold standard under coach Andy Reid and quarterback Patrick Mahomes, making their fourth Super Bowl appearance in five years.

America is divided because we have abandoned the Golden Rule, especially during election season. It doesn't have to be that way. Here are three ways to encourage unity.

The Olympics draw the best from around the world. And champions often overcome some of the greatest hardships. Here are three who can teach us life lessons from their own struggles.

Summer can be the opportune time for college students to stay active in their academics, pursue their future goals and gear up for the upcoming school year.

Seventeen million college students and their families are wrestling with Biden's financial aid fiasco. FAFSA website delays caused roadblocks for those applying for assistance.

The artificial intelligence revolution is here. Just like the internet, AI will change how we work. The IMF says 60% of jobs will be impacted by it. That's a huge opportunity.

In higher education, the rise of AI text generators and chatbots is driving faculty and administrators to rethink their institutions’ curriculum and policies.

With fears of an economic recession and tensions across the U.S. due to the wars in Israel and Ukraine, there are many truths from Reagan’s Christmas address that are relevant today.

Here are three reasons why your student should consider getting a college degree.

Twenty-two years after the United States was attacked on 9/11, there are many things we must still teach our young people about that terrible day and its aftermath.

It's college commencement time and graduation speeches offer good advice for young people starting out in life.

On May 1st, many first-time college applicants anticipate publicly announcing where they plan to go to college.

Higher education institutions are celebrating Financial Aid Awareness Month during February, helping college students and their families become aware of federal, state and institutional student aid.

I try to encourage my children and students to always reflect on the previous year, and to start writing their resolutions based on lessons they’ve learned.

With Thanksgiving just around the corner, and nearly a month away from Christmas, parents of college students are anticipating their return home for the holidays.

Many first-generation college students still struggle financially and academically compared to their peers. In fact, close to 90% of low-income first-generation students don’t graduate within six years.