A cautionary tale to higher education donors’ considering a legacy gift Hillsdale College is well known for not taking government money. Last week the Michigan private school got a new reputation, by looting millions...
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News out of Cedar Falls, Iowa underscores the complex dilemma facing fundraisers and […]
In a rare confluence that will shape the future of California higher education, the state’s two top university jobs are open, high-profile vacancies that position its leaders as national pacesetters because of the size...
In a bit of good news for this Thanksgiving, it appears that many would-be shapers of education policy are plugging for the return of civics to the curricula of schools and colleges. The bad...
The words “Fire Eric Rasmusen” were painted on an Indiana University bridge, but experts say the controversial professor’s job is likely safe. Rasmusen, a tenured professor of business economics and public policy at the...
For $73,000 per year, top students with SAT scores well north of 1,500 count themselves lucky to be accepted by Williams College. There, however, despite the chilly Massachusetts climate, they are in danger of...
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