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The Proof Liberal Arts Colleges Need?

Study links certain traits of undergraduate education to success in life: meaningful interaction with professors, studying a variety of fields outside the major and having classroom talks that go to issues of ethics and life.

The 2016 Inside Higher Ed Survey of Chief Academic Officers

At a time of intense pressure on academic leaders, provosts are worried about the future of liberal arts education --...

Detecting More Than Plagiarism

Turnitin, seeking to expand beyond plagiarism detection, launches a tool to help students improve their writing as they write. Many writing instructors continue to be skeptical of the company's products.

Should Colleges Measure Well-Being?

Colleges should track the well-being of students, including how specific groups are faring, according to panelists at the Association of American Colleges and Universities' annual meeting.

Distribution Plus

The much-maligned general education model remains alive and well, but with new features, survey finds.

The Faculty Role Online, Scrutinized

The Education Department's inspector general is auditing Western Governors U over the faculty role in its competency-based programs. The high-stakes audit is relevant to other colleges and forms of online learning.
Opinion

Aesthetics on the River

Charlie Tyson reflects on the lessons of beauty and thought learned from rowing and from study of the humanities.

Selling the English Major

At MLA, professors consider how to make the case for their discipline -- and talk about salary prospects -- to prospective students, but also to parents, presidents and politicians.