Who could have guessed: At the 25 public universities with the highest-paid presidents, both student debt and the use of part-time adjunct faculty grew far faster than at the average state university from 2005 to 2012, according to a new study by the Institute for...
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I'm not sure if I'm dismayed that Youngstown State has offered its presidency to Jim Tressel because it's such a joke that a freaking football coach with a master's degree.
The obvious next step is to strip funding from universities who teach about slavery. They are inciting race hatred after all: Michigan State University could risk losing $500,000 if it does not stop offering courses that allegedly promote unionization. A state Senate panel approved a...
In a world where we are all going to be armed, Boise State biology professor Greg Hampikian asks a key question in the face of an Idaho bill to allow.
The University of Illinois-Chicago faculty have gone on strike in protest of the corporatization of the university that threatens what faculty do--our ability to teach and research, the stability of.
The disastrous experiment between San Jose State University and Udacity has basically ended after it turns out students fail in enormous numbers using MOOCs. “This is very much the end of the San Jose State-Udacity partnership for this pilot, and it’s really an attempt --...
What does private school tuition and massive fundraising campaigns go towards? Why, feathering the nests of top administrators of course! Forty-two presidents of private colleges were paid more than a.
Well, this is the natural progression of MOOCs and college courses as profitable entertainment: Free online courses do big numbers these days. So-called MOOCs, or massive open online courses, typically.
Interesting take on the relationship between legacy admissions to colleges and tax policy in the New Gilded Age: Yet, curiously, the Internal Revenue Service does not treat alumni donations as transactional payments. Instead, it treats them as charitable giving. As a result, alumni that make...
Thomas Frank eviscerates the system of academic capitalism that is destroying higher education in the United States. There is so many wonderful excerpts to this essay, but I'll choose just.
Freshmen in the 15th century had it rough: "Statute Forbidding Any One to Annoy or Unduly Injure the Freshmen. Each and every one attached to this university is forbidden to.