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Liberal Arts Under Pressure
Making cuts to liberal arts courses overlooks the significant benefits such an education provides to students, workers and the economy, writes Roger W. Ferguson Jr.

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Our Unsung and Life-Changing Colleagues
Governors State University president Elaine Maimon pens an open thank-you letter to a transformative English composition instructor at a community college.

Selecting Courses for Students
A California community college is picking course schedules for students to encourage them to enroll full-time and reach graduation quicker.

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Rethinking Career and Technical Education
Gregory Seaton explains how he came to support his daughter’s choice to participate in such a program and why college administrators and others should, too.

Career Education's Incomplete Transformation
Although career and technical education has made gains in graduation rates and academic outcomes, a report warns about continuing struggles of traditional vocational students.

Discrepancies in Estimates on Food Insecurity
New research finds that while food insecurity among college students is a serious problem, studies on the issue may not provide accurate estimates of its magnitude.

Reinvesting in Community Colleges
A new report challenges federal and state policy makers to increase funding for community colleges to improve social mobility.

A College Divided Over a Harvard Professor
Concordia U's Liberal Arts College, in Canada, wanted conservative scholar Harvey Mansfield to speak at an alumni gala -- until it didn't. But revoking Mansfield's invite didn't settle an internal debate.
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