Borrowing Votes
President Obama’s cynical ploy to stir up his youth base by changes to the federal student loan program will fail.
Hillsdale Drops Teacher Accreditation
The school became fed up with the costs and the ideological tilt of national accreditors.
The Apprentice
One potential way to reform academia is to combine academic “book-learning” with an old-fashioned, hands-on apprenticeship.
D–n the Transition! Full Speed Ahead!
The University of North Carolina’s new president seems intent on continuing his predecessor’s policies in a time of change.
Boldness, Not Band Aids, Needed at Shaw
Shaw University’s financial and governance problems may go too deep for just another quick fix.
Stick to the Mission
ACTA president Anne Neal urges trustees to focus on undergraduate learning.
Higher Education Tweets
You can stay abreast of the latest higher ed news (in 140 characters or less).
Welcome to the Pope Center!
In a new video, Pope Center president Jane Shaw explains what we’re all about.
A New Era for the Board of Governors?
Fiscal realities, new members, and a national re-examination of the college experience suggest that change may occur.
A Poll on Women’s Colleges
Is Peace College’s decision to admit men a sign that women’s colleges are on the way out?