Administrative spending growth at the University of Wyoming appears to be among the highest of its peer institutions, and greater than all but one other institution in the Mountain West Conference. That’s according to...
A new report criticized New York colleges and universities for allowing students to graduate without taking many classes in liberal arts. More than two-third of the institutions earned a “C” or lower, according to...
WASHINGTON DC–Many undergraduates, their fawn-like eyes wide with astonishment, are wondering: Why didn’t the dean of students prevent the election from disrupting the serenity to which my school has taught me that I am...
While there surely are many varied causes for the current American political situation, one among those is the relative ignorance of basic American history, scientific, technological knowledge, and what some refer to as “civics”...
Florida voters are carefully examining the policy platforms of candidates up and down the ballot, pondering critical issues like national security, the economy, and health care. As is usually the case in election years,...
Students get too many soft electives and too few core courses, these experts say. Despite the upturn in the job market, many recent graduates are unemployed or underemployed, and the cautionary tale of the...
So far, more than 80 million Americans have tuned in to watch this year’s presidential and vice-presidential debates. Nowhere has the attention been more pronounced than on the host campuses themselves. The last debate...
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