There may be reasons to idolize the past — better music, cooler cars — but greater prosperity is not among them.

There may be reasons to idolize the past, but greater prosperity is not among them. One must be purposefully ignorant to believe that the 1950s saw Americans materially better off.

President Donald Trump says Wednesday will be “Liberation Day” — a moment when he plans to roll out a set of tariffs that he promises will free the United States from foreign goods.

A New College of Florida professor was abruptly fired this month under a controversial state law that limits public ...

Kevin Wang had been teaching at the small liberal arts college in Sarasota for nearly two years when the school terminated ...

Canal Winchester's Emily George was the winner in this week's Dispatch Student of the week poll. George secured more than 37% ...

The University of Michigan Department of Music Theory hosted a lecture Thursday afternoon by alum Nancy Rao, distinguished professor of music and Chinese American music at Rutgers University. The ...

Carnegie Mellon University President Farnam Jahanian said it was one of six universities to receive a letter from the House ...

It would also prohibit faculty strikes and require professors to remain neutral when discussing topics that could be viewed ...

Davis' foundational programs constitute a course of study for students to acquire the skills needed for Davis' bachelor's ...

“It smells like a dead rat in an old barn,” described greenhouse manager Evili Martins. The konjac plant bloomed in early ...