When four members of the eight-member Wayne State University Board of Governors sued the other four at the end of June, many outsiders looked on with concern for the institution’s ability to continue functioning. That wasn’t...
Higher education is dying a death by a thousand cuts. The biggest victim? A robust liberal arts curriculum, long the centerpiece of collegiate education. The ongoing erosion of general education requirements may be the...
Karen Siegemund, a math teacher at a private school in southern California, lost her […]
Gordon College is an evangelical liberal-arts school whose mission is to “integrate Christian beliefs and practice into all aspects of our educational experience.” It is one of America’s 1,024 faith-oriented institutions of higher education...
One needn’t look very hard these days to find evidence of significant intervention by state politicians in public university matters — or of accrediting agencies questioning those politicians’ decisions. Just in the last two...
The debt burden for attending the top public colleges in Georgia is lower than its neighboring states. Annual in-state tuition fees for Georgia’s three best-ranked universities are lower than in Alabama but steeper than...
School may be out, but America’s teachers are hard at work, building out their curriculums for the upcoming academic year. From algebra to history and psychology, the foundation for the U.S. education system is...
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