Jon Valant examines how the proposed federal tax-credit scholarship program can be plagued by fraud and discriminatory practices.

Most research and discussion about legacy admissions focuses on highly selective private colleges, but how widespread is the practice of giving special consideration to relatives of alumni in admissio...

The university has announced a major new Poverty Initiative that is charged with establishing Notre Dame as a premier university in poverty-related research, student formation, and policy and program ...

Implementing class-conscious admissions could protect racial diversity on college campuses. But, unfortunately, this is easier said than done.

These figures provide snapshots of The Hamilton Project's 2023 work on topics including tax, contraception, and climate.

Most students who would have benefitted from affirmative action go to schools that didn't weigh race in admissions, according to new Brookings analysis.

Seemingly race-neutral policies sometimes generate and perpetuate racial inequities. In her recent book, Dorothy Brown documents that the U.S. income tax system is one such example. Among other provis...

On October 16, the Hutchins Center will reconvene a panel to assess the success of the price cap on Russian oil.

An explainer on work requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP; formerly known as the Food Stamp Program) summarizes the research on work requirements and their efficacy.