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The STEM Enrollment Boom
Since the recession, undergraduate enrollments have gone up dramatically, but primarily in engineering and biology and not at expense of humanities and social sciences, study finds.
Back in Business
Maricopa joins a growing number of community colleges in finding new revenue by selling job training to large corporations.
Predicting Success
Using big data to improve completion rates, and also to give realistic indicators of how both students and instructors are performing.
Teach, Don't Mock
Sure, student emails show all kinds of flaws, writes Jared Berezin. That's why they create a great teaching opportunity.
Beyond Plagiarism
Professors always tell their students to make ethical choices in using outside sources. But what about those students who misrepresent texts unintentionally?
Front Line Instructors
Writing professors find themselves playing a critical and unexpected role in the education of veterans.
Hunting for a University
A California city makes a pitch for a new engineering campus at the American Council on Education's annual meeting.
Opinion
Professionalism and Formality
Will Miller says it's just fine when students call him by his first name.