Kaplan CEO Andrew Rosen argues that the current crisis provides an opportunity to place questions of student learning, innovation and cost containment at the center of higher education reform debates, and that policymakers can look to for-profit colleges for key lessons about how to retool postsecondary education to reflect new priorities.

This event was the fourth installment of AEI's series, Politics Watch.

In the lead-up to today's Dodd-Frank implementation hearing before the Senate Banking Committee featuring Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke, three AEI banking and financial services experts are available to comment.

Twenty-five top college students will travel to the American Enterprise Institute (AEI) in Washington, D.C. this June to participate in the 2012 American Enterprise Summer Institute. 

Bruce Kovner and Lee R. Raymond were named chairman and vice chairman, respectively, of AEI's Board of Trustees at its December 12 meeting.

Ricketts Elected to AEI Board.

Edward B. Rust, Jr., State Farm Insurance Companies, was elected chairman of the American Enterprise Institute"s board of trustees at the December 10 board meeting.

Sallie Mae (the Student Loan Marketing Association) was privatized in 1996, making it the first government-sponsored enterprise (GSE) to be spun off by the federal government with a sunset on its government charter. What has been the result and what can we learn from it? In a new study for...