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Tea and Sympathy

While it’s usually not mentioned in job descriptions or part of any formal training, a major part of the unofficial duties of faculty members involves helping students deal with personal challenges, writes Angela B. Fulk.

Changing the Teaching of Calculus

Texas A&M professor creates video game to teach students introductory calculus, one of the most difficult academic subjects.

Disinvitation Season Begins

Fox News contributor Juan Williams won't be speaking at Ursinus College's commencement after faculty members question his ethics.
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The Barrier Breaker: Remembering Stan Jones

Kevin Carey remembers the founder and president of Complete College America, who spent his life helping needy students get an education.

Completion and the Value of College

The college completion agenda reaches an inflection point as the Obama administration ends and the nation increasingly focuses on jobs and college value. Experts assess shifts in the completion push and what comes next.

The Case Against Oversimplified Accountability

Focus on any single labor market metric to judge colleges’ outcomes will create flawed policy, but a mix of such measures can help evaluate institutions’ performance, scholarly study finds.
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In Search of a College MVP

What is higher education’s version of the minimum viable product -- the smallest, simplest unit that meets the public’s needs? Developing it will be a key goal for college leaders over the next decade, Ryan Craig argues.
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Transforming the Value Proposition

For quite a long while, American higher education has been adrift in a devolving eddy of self-pity while remaining largely silent on the great social issues of our times, argues Patricia McGuire.