The College of William and Mary plans to launch a new general education curriculum that has put the nation’s second-oldest college in an ideological crossfire about what students should be learning. W&M, which last...
The Maine Heritage Policy Center, coordinating with the National Association of Scholars, hosted an event last Thursday continuing the conversation regarding the NAS’ comprehensive report on what Bowdoin does (and does not) teach. The...
The University of Nebraska Board of Regents perhaps has no greater responsibility than appointing the best possible NU president and confirming university chancellors. That’s what its chairman, Howard Hawks, wrote in a Midlands Voices...
Colleges and universities over the last decade have hired “an explosion of new workers” to fill administrative jobs while relying increasingly on part-time faculty and graduate students to teach students, a new report finds....
New data out today suggest Arizona’s state universities are running comparably lean operations when it comes to their numbers of faculty and staff. Arizona State University and Northern Arizona University have fewer faculty and...
On Jan. 23, state Sen. John Yudichak, D-Luzerne, and more than 20 co-sponsors […]
U.S. history doesn’t make the grade at the nation’s elite liberal arts colleges, where students can dodge classes on America’s founding by studying electronic dance, movie animation and, at one school, a course on...
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