Bachelor’s Degrees at Community Colleges?
In an unexpected move, four college presidents present the idea to the North Carolina legislature.
Lessons Learned
My two-year program in paralegal studies had its good points, but some bad ones as well.
A College Copes with Change
A former women’s college in Raleigh, North Carolina, reinvents itself, but the process is far from smooth.
An Idea Whose Time Has Come?
Equity funding for college students is attracting attention, but can’t work as long as we have easy government loans.
Mitch Daniels Takes the Helm at Purdue
A no-nonsense politician completes his first year as president and has ambitious plans in store for the university.
Changing the Collegiate Climate
Speaking at NC State, Freeman Hrabowski shared his thoughts on how schools can spur academic and cultural innovation.
Under the Radar
Fayetteville State University’s business school is working to create a doctoral program steeped in free markets and capitalism.
Our Old Educational Models Are Obsolete
Glenn Harlan Reynolds argues that the information age will save American education from itself.
The “Smart Classroom” Meets Wagner
It is easier to teach drama to students when you have today’s technology at your disposal.
Losing Trust in Higher Education
College leaders and professors who appear more interested in themselves than in education are doing great harm.