Does Anyone Care What They Study?
Columbia has a good core curriculum, Harvard a weak one, and many schools none at all.
Columbia has a good core curriculum, Harvard a weak one, and many schools none at all.
Rapidly rising numbers of and expense for administrators explain much of the rising cost of college education.
UNC’s role in licensing nonpublic colleges (especially for-profits) may pose a conflict of interest.
Prescription drug abuse is on the rise among college students, but it would be inaccurate to say “everybody’s doing it,” because they aren’t.
How the standard freshman writing course went from boot camp to a waste of time.
Barely a month after the UNC system ignored its own self-imposed tuition cap, it is proposing another one.
I decided to make my class schedule suit my own needs, however unusual they are.
It’s time to return the history of economic thought to the college curriculum.
A recent ruling by the North Carolina Court of Appeals places a needless burden on the state’s religiously based private colleges.
Erskine Bowles’ replacement as president of the UNC system shares his North Carolina establishment insider status.