By Roger Weber Amid 2022’s countless stories of varied import and legacy - Russia invades Ukraine, Roe v. Wade overturned, Artemis orbits...

Covid-19 taught the country many things, but among the more interesting things it taught us are the findings that the majority of people...

It’s hardly news to the residents of central Ohio, where it has been splashed across the front pages for weeks, but Intel recently...

Another year of college admissions, and yet more colleges have dropped the SAT and ACT from their criteria for admissions. I’d argue they...

Early in the Covid-19 pandemic, after a few months of a surprisingly seamless work from home experience, businesses across America raced...

Here is a ranking of schools in the Big Ten conference, sorted by most recent academic statistics. In parentheses are the average SAT...

1850 can teach us a lot about coronavirus, and about life. As the US took its first steps toward the Civil War and the formation of its...

The following does not constitute advice. But it strikes me that many a college applicant would be better served approaching the college...

Directionally, Harvard has a lot of suitors: Vanderbilt, “Harvard of the South”, Michigan, “Harvard of the West”, even Miami of Ohio,...

How would we solve medicine if doctors thought more like economists? Though it has been at the forefront of American political discourse...

In 1835, Ohio and Michigan fought a near-bloodless battle over the boundary between their two states that left one dead and tensions...

Here are the most up-to-date rankings of the five NCAA power conferences in median academic standards among the schools. For comparison:...

Cities for people or people for cities? An unlikely marriage between city planning and gene modification is reinventing the future city....

In 2018 the Wall Street Journal published this piece that examined where graduates from top colleges move after they finish college. It...