By Matt Zalaznick. A greater level of accountability around access and outcomes looms on the horizon for higher ed administrators in 2017 and beyond. More...
By John Warner. President-elect Trump has a habit of telling people he’s smart, frequently boasting of having gone to the Wharton School, and using the exact same, “I’m like, a smart person” formulation in one of his earliest primary rallies. Read more...
By Rosemarie Emanuele. President-elect Trump recently announced that while he would live in the White House, the first lady and his grade-school son, Barron, will stay in NYC to finish the school year. Read more...
By Oronte. As my last post indicated, I served in the Army, first as a combat engineer, then as a deep-sea diver.
It was an intensely focused and practical time. We learned the best way to do certain things and then got them done, no matter what. It gave me the money to go to college, and I had many friends and experiences that affected me deeply and shaped who I am. Read more...
By Joshua Kim. I’m weirdly obsessed with Florida.
Maybe this Florida fascination comes from reading all those Carl Hiaasen books.
Or perhaps my interest in the state has roots in my training as a demographer - as if you want to see the future of the rest of the U.S. (by age structure and ethnicity) - then you should visit Florida today. Read more...
By Cathy Trower and Peter Eckel. Boards are at the apex of the institutions they serve, so the buck stops with them. They should not hide, as they should have nothing to hide, write Cathy Trower and Peter Eckel. Read more...
By Andrew Kreighbaum. About a third of colleges and universities will delay payroll changes after an injunction last month blocked the implementation of a new federal overtime rule, according to a survey by the College and University Professional Association for Human Resources. Read more...
By Andrew Kreighbaum. A House appropriations bill released this week leaves out new funding to restore summer Pell Grants, disappointing advocates who made that item a priority heading into the lame-duck session. Read more...
By Andrew Kreighbaum. After last-minute injunction halted a federal overtime rule, many colleges and universities will go ahead with planned changes. Read more...
By Andrew Kreighbaum. The U.S. Department of Education said Tuesday it would block for-profit colleges Globe University and the Minnesota School of Business from receiving additional federal student aid. Read more...
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