…as some state transparency efforts have shown. Unlike the gainful employment rule it will replace, DeVos’ new regulations have no enforcement mechanism. Reported student outcomes will have no effect on…
…economic and other freedoms. Contested rights include: determining their athletic schedules and requirements health protections, including lifetime medical insurance coverage for athletic injuries free speech protections control and use of…
…on Education and the Workforce looks terribly impressive, but its main conclusions– that the college degree is definitely “worth it” and that the American workforce will soon face a serious…
…system that go beyond educating students. Perhaps the UNC Tomorrow Commission, which will begin public hearings this fall, will have something to say about the mission of the university system….
…that other states will follow in Georgia’s footsteps. That’s a pity because so much is on the line. The best hope is that public colleges will follow suit, with private…
…recent years. If I win your trust, I will work to recommit Dartmouth to its traditional mission of undergraduate education and the development of well-rounded students. I will work to…
…the fact remains that the state will own this retirement center and the bond investors will expect to be paid back whether the deal pencils out or not. Despite these…
…data system will chiefly be through a new UNC system for collecting and storing data called Student Data Mart, which will streamline data from the 16 campuses into one easy-to-access…
…Americans will need to find better ways of positioning themselves, ways that will involve demonstrated capabilities, not merely accumulating enough credits so that a college or university will confer a…
Congressional Democrats are reintroducing the Debt-Free College Act in an attempt to lower costs and increase federal intervention in higher education. This debt-free proposal would require the federal government to…