…and their college presidents. When will college presidents, university boards of visitors, students, parents, and alumni realize intercollegiate sports are detracting from universities’ educational missions and need to be eliminated…
…can spur demand. No one can predict what will happen in higher education over the next few years, but there is plenty of talk that the college “bubble” will burst….
…latest instances of what David French, a senior legal counsel at the Alliance Defense Fund, says is an emerging battle of “freedom of conscience issues in health care. ” In…
…as if the good times will never end. Times of contraction, however, force decisionmakers to prioritize their programs and trim those that are luxuries or that are inconsistent with the…
…as bringing “free community college” to students. It’s true that some students in the program will have community college credit when they graduate—the basic premise of dual enrollment—but the CCP…
…For example, Zemp mentioned that the UNC System already has a “student information system,” so PKH will utilize that rather than creating a new system. Zemp stated that “there will…
…hear so much about these days. Nothing new under the sun: when the government makes lots of money available, schemers will figure out ways of getting some. Nevertheless, in post-war…
…because I think the student’s progression in the exchange rewarded my optimism for him. Perhaps the logical leap into the gaping maw of immediately believing grand conspiracy theories isn’t final,…
…UK, where the government has acted to uphold free speech with legislation and fines to universities that fail to promote viewpoint diversity, as well as instances in Canada. Though free…
…students. Students who have at least some sympathy for private property, free enterprise, and individual responsibility are very apt to encounter people, especially in the education system, who will argue…