We used to celebrate Washington’s Birthday and Lincoln’s Birthday: each in February, and each worth celebrating. But now we have a Presidents Day—a deliberately vague holiday—that apparently fails to distinguish between Presidents Abraham Lincoln...
Headlines today (here and elsewhere) will blare the results of a new public opinion survey about higher education, which finds that Americans are increasingly convinced that higher education is essential to a successful career...
On Jan. 24, the Idaho State University Faculty Senate resolution calling for a vote of confidence/no confidence on President Arthur Vailas passed 19-6, a margin of over 3 to 1. In addition to and...
Texas A&M University-Corpus Christi is among the top 17 higher education schools in the country in preparing undergraduates for the workforce, according to a website dedicated to analyzing college curriculum. Whatwilltheylearn.com found A&M-Corpus Christi...
Relations between faculty members and trustees are generally healthy, although each group could benefit from more education about the other’s role in governance, according to a report issued Friday by the Association of Governing...
A new study says Idaho is failing its students at public universities and colleges by increasing tuition, not requiring a broad range of coursework, and limiting the free exchange of ideas. The report card...
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