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Facilitating Deliberative Dialogue in College Classrooms
A panel of experts provide insights into how to integrate challenging conversations into class activities to build students’ interpersonal skills and critical thinking.
Purdue Professor Declines MLA Prize Due to Association’s Policies on Gaza
Tithi Bhattacharya, a history professor at Purdue University, formally declined the Modern Language Association’s Aldo and Jeanne Scaglione Prize for...
6-Year Graduation Rate Holds Steady
For the second consecutive year, 61.1 percent of students who began college six years ago graduated within that time frame. But community colleges’ completion rates are inching up, while the rates at private four-years are declining.
House GOP Accuses Truman Scholarship of Liberal Bias as Dems Talk College Costs
Republicans held a hearing airing accusations that the prestigious program heavily favors left-leaning candidates. No one from the scholarship foundation was invited.
FTC Claims the ABA Is a Monopoly
The Federal Trade Commission accused the American Bar Association of having a “monopoly on the accreditation of American law schools”...
Report: Cost Is Graduate Enrollment ‘Gatekeeper’
Many graduate programs face funding cuts, enrollment declines and uncertain futures, but a new report describes cost of attendance as...
Tribal Colleges Brace for Disruption as Oversight Shifts to Interior Department
The U.S. Department of the Interior is going to take over managing tribal college funds as the Education Department sheds many of its programs. College leaders are worried.
New Presidents: Hartwick, Duquesne, Centenary, Sonoma State, Iowa State and More
Laurel Bongiorno, vice president for academic affairs and provost at Hartwick College in New York, has been named president of...