There is much that could be done to improve higher education in the U.S., and the Martin Center’s staff has compiled <a href="https://www.jamesgmartin.center/2024/12/reforms-were-cheering-for-in-2025/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">a list of needed reforms</a>:


<li>Jenna Robinson would like to see more differentiation in higher ed.</li>
<li>I suggest that college leaders stop approving blatantly political courses.</li>
<li>Shannon Watkins wants to see colleges make appropriate preparations for the nation’s 250th birthday in 2026.</li>
<li>Ashlynn Warta would like to see a restoration of academic rigor.</li>
<li>And Graham Hillard wants to keep Title IX out of collegiate sports money.</li>


The Martin Center’s staff has compiled a list of much needed higher ed reforms.{ai:summary}<p>The Martin Center's staff has outlined several reforms to enhance higher education in the U.S. Key suggestions include increasing differentiation in higher ed, reducing political courses, preparing for the nation's 250th birthday in 2026, restoring academic rigor, and keeping Title IX out of collegiate sports funding. </p><p>These reforms aim to address various aspects of the educational landscape to foster a more effective and balanced system. #education</p>

The Corner: Higher Education Reforms We Hope to See Next Year

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