The Collapsing Universities—and What We Can Do about It
It is sad that the contemporary American university has sunk so low from the heights of medieval Oxford, Cambridge, Paris, and Salamanca. Fortunately, private alternatives are still available.
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Human Diversity and Individual Instruction
One of the worst injustices committed by states is the prevention of parental teaching of their own children. Parental instruction conforms to the ideal arrangement. It is, after all, individualized instruction.
Jeff Deist on CDC Takeover of Rent, Schools
Jeff Deist calls in to comment on the CDC sneaking in under COVID regulations to become America’s new landlord. What are the implications of this takeover?
The Mises Institute’s Master of Arts in Austrian Economics to Commence Next Week
Will you help the Mises Institute build this new school of graduate economics today?
Economics for Beginners
These short animated videos cover core economic topics, highlighting how economic decisions are a part of our day-to-day life.
Bob Murphy Debates Thaddeus Russell on Postmodernism as Foundation for Liberty
Thaddeus Russell, creator of Renegade University, debates Bob Murphy on the philosophical foundations that libertarians should embrace.
Avik Roy: The FREOPP plan for reopening schools
FREOPP, a non-partisan think tank founded by Avik Roy recently released a plan for reopening schools. We discuss some of the data from around the globe, as well as practical considerations related to opening schools.
Brett Venoitte on the Prussian Roots of US Education and Assessing Experts on the Coronavirus
Brett Venoitte explains how Horace Mann drew from authoritarian Prussian in designing public education in the US.
