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The school’s provost says that the Pope Center’s faculty workload study understates the number of classes taught.
The school’s provost says that the Pope Center’s faculty workload study understates the number of classes taught.
A professor’s book explains why college costs seem uncontrollable, but the battle isn’t as hopeless as he thinks.
ACTA president Anne Neal urges trustees to focus on undergraduate learning.
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In a new video, Pope Center president Jane Shaw explains what we’re all about.
They spend their excess money in ways that don’t improve education.
Fiscal realities, new members, and a national re-examination of the college experience suggest that change may occur.
Is Peace College’s decision to admit men a sign that women’s colleges are on the way out?
They rely on easily accessible sources and deference to conventional opinion; students should be assigned essays instead.
Budget cuts and loss of revenues don’t necessarily mean worse education.