higher ed

June 03, 2016

Are Ivy League schools showing bias against Asian Americans?

Domino's Pizza CEO delivers dose of advocacy for struggling public research universities

April 28, 2016

Public research universities educate 75 percent of all undergraduates in this country. But over the past decade, state appropriations to flagship research universities have plummeted 34 percent. Now public research universities have found an unlikely advocate.

Education

Colleges hoping to launch terrorism studies programs struggle to find qualified professors

WGBH News

March 31, 2016

Since 9/11, colleges and universities have been launching programs dedicated to terrorism studies. Despite increased demand, colleges are still clamoring to find faculty well-versed in the history, language and culture of violent extremism.

Education

Is it time for colleges to withdraw from their outdated schedules?

Innovation Hub

January 24, 2016

College hasn't changed all that much since the 1950s. Except for the price tag. Arizona State University president Michael Crow explains why we should rethink college.

Education

Time is running out on a federal loan program for poor college students

WGBH News

September 29, 2015

If Congress doesn't act, the Perkins Loan program will expire at the end of the fiscal year on Wednesday.

Education

New data reveal stark gaps in graduation rates between poor and wealthy students

ProPublica

September 26, 2015

For the first time ever, the public can see the graduation rates for Pell Grant recipients at over 1,000 schools.

Education

At Georgetown University, Pope Francis was the big man on campus

WGBH News

September 25, 2015

Updated

09/25/2015 - 9:15am

Students on campus say they hope the pope’s visit to the US will refocus the country’s attention on education, income inequality, climate change and immigration reform.

Education

Cyber Ed: How higher education is re-evaluating a growing threat

WGBH News

August 06, 2015

Colleges are facing a tough choice: sacrifice security for the sake of access, or lock down their networks and undermine collaboration and sharing on campus.

Education

Big spending on campus: are pricey amenities driving up costs?

WGBH News

July 23, 2015

If you’ve been on a college campus lately, you might have noticed a few amenities - fancy welcome centers, golf courses, and saunas. Of course, these things cost money and therefore tuition and fees. But are they responsible for rising tuition?

Education

Can employee tuition benefits boost graduation rates? Companies are betting workers will make the grade.

WGBH News

July 16, 2015

More businesses are lining up to pay for their employees' college education. Their bet: Not just increased worker loyalty, but upward mobility.

higher ed

Asian American groups claim top Ivy League schools practice racial discrimination

Domino's Pizza CEO delivers dose of advocacy for struggling public research universities

Colleges hoping to launch terrorism studies programs struggle to find qualified professors

Is it time for colleges to withdraw from their outdated schedules?

Time is running out on a federal loan program for poor college students

New data reveal stark gaps in graduation rates between poor and wealthy students

At Georgetown University, Pope Francis was the big man on campus

Updated

Cyber Ed: How higher education is re-evaluating a growing threat

Big spending on campus: are pricey amenities driving up costs?

Can employee tuition benefits boost graduation rates? Companies are betting workers will make the grade.

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