After a life-long love affair with books, Ed Surovell learns to let go June 22, 2022 | Roni Kane in Quality of Life
Opinion | Don’t listen to doomsayers – Michigan schools get plenty of money May 4, 2021 | Ben DeGrow, Jarrett Skorup in Guest Commentary The Mackinac Center argues schools are much better funded than typically is reported in the media.
Opinion | We need real performance metrics for Michigan public universities March 26, 2021 | Jason Taylor, Jarrett Skorup in Guest Commentary Taxpayers should insist public universities be judged by how well, and how efficiently, they serve the public.
Opinion | Michigan can bring privacy into the 21st century via Proposal 2 October 23, 2020 | Jarrett Skorup, Connor Boyack in Guest Commentary Michigan has a chance to set the standard on digital privacy.
Michigan universities object to losing funding, but do they deserve what they get? March 31, 2017 | Jarrett Skorup in Guest Commentary The state’s institutions of higher education need to do better by their students and funders, including taxpayers.
Rising university costs, not falling state aid, is the real reason for lack of affordability April 22, 2016 | James M. Hohman, Jarrett Skorup in Guest Commentary Skyrocketing tuition can only be flattened by a massive state-aid injection, these analysts say. And Michigan has better things to do with that kind of money.
Fix disparities in public university funding in Michigan April 23, 2015 | Jarrett Skorup in Guest Commentary A Mackinac Center analyst says the way the state spends $1.5 billion on higher education is unfair.
