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September 12, 2005

Barriers to a 'Seamless' K-16 System
Most of the action in American educational policy happens in the states. Their governments are primarily responsible for elementary and secondary education, and the vast majority of students in the United States attend public institutions that are also funded and governed primarily at the state level. So any efforts to improve the interaction between the public schools system and higher education, and to ease the transition of students from one to another to ensure their academic success, will live and die largely at the state level.

September 12, 2005

Faith and Health, Part II
U. of Minnesota drops course in response to lawsuit, but says it will continue exploring the issues.

September 12, 2005

Scholars on the Road
Hurricane Katrina gives new meaning to "visiting faculty," as professors fan across the nation in search of shelter and office space.

September 12, 2005

Generational Improvements
Study documents educational progress for children of immigrants, and gaps among immigrant groups.

September 12, 2005

Growing Gender Gap
Over the next decade, enrollment of women and full-time students is projected to outpace that of other groups.

September 12, 2005

Quick Takes: FEMA Head's Faculty Job Doubted, Colorado Clarifies Churchill Probe, Black Enrollment Drop at U. of Ky., BU Bars Company, Lawrence Athlete Drowns in Practice, Young Innovators

September 9, 2005

Central Valley Goes to College
University of California opens a new campus, with ambitions for its students, its interdisciplinary approach and a region.

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