There needs to be a cultural shift around big-name, often expensive, universities. Americans need to refocus on getting an education for the sake of attaining knowledge and skill, not status. We need to refocus on the needs of students. We need to stop seeing them as a price tag, but instead allow them to learn from experience. The experience that comes from real effort and sacrifice.

The following are unedited transcriptions of remarks delivered by both Rep. Chris Stewart (R-Utah) and Romina Boccia, the Director of the Grover M. Hermann Center for the Federal Budget at The Heritage Foundation, during Free Enterprise or Socialism – Where Is America Headed?

Where in the world – today or throughout history – is a shining example of socialism that works? Where is the benevolent leader that did not resort to oppression to stifle a population grown tired of the minimum of everything?

The coverage and aftermath of the Robert Mueller congressional hearing confirms two things: confirmation bias is still a thing, and the stories we tell matter.

Sutherland Institute announces new board chair SALT LAKE CITY—Today Sutherland Institute announced Stan Swim has stepped down from its Board of Directors after more than a decade of service. Ron Daw, a seasoned entrepreneur who co-founded Daw Technologies, has taken...

In Utah, we can disagree better Originally published in Deseret News. Utah does a lot of things right. While water cooler conversations and local headlines tend to highlight disagreements, those whose work exposes them to national counterparts know there are...