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Amazon Snags a Higher Ed Superstar
Candace Thille, a pioneer in the science of learning, takes a leave from Stanford to help the ambitious retailer better train its workers, with implications that could extend far beyond the company.
If You Build It, They May Not Come
Initiative to encourage liberal arts colleges to create online courses gets positive reviews from faculty members, but students may not be convinced.
'Measuring Success'
New book takes aim at test-optional admissions, but others question ties between the editors and the College Board.
The Power of Family Members
High school students report that family members are far more influential on future educational decisions than are teachers or counselors.
The Week in Admissions News
International student numbers decline; lost ranking; religion on campus.
Beyond Box Checking
Colleges share how they made their general education programs more than a laundry list of distribution requirements.
Governor Seeks to Kill University Press
Kentucky press, which serves all the public institutions and some private colleges in the state, is noted for books on history, Appalachia and its home state.
Call to Reform Mandated-Reporter Policies on Assault
A new article in American Psychologist suggests that most colleges and universities require employees to report any student disclosure of...