Students are majoring in liberal arts at the lowest rate since 1948—and maybe even since 1900, depending on how you look at things.

The rise of homeschooling is a portrait in miniature of the blue model’s collapse.

Politicians are increasingly trying to pass laws that give parents more power to fire public school staff or convert schools into charters. The public is losing confidence in educational experts.

As public financing for state universities continues to decline, schools are forced to adapt. UCLA’s business school, for example, will soon be self-supporting.