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31 mai 2016

Toward improved measurements of student persistence and completion

University Business LogoSubmitted by Stefanie Botelho. Last year, nearly 70,000 students earned an undergraduate credential at a college or university that, according to the U.S. Department of Education, had a zero percent graduation rate. More...

31 mai 2016

Colleges moving toward 'yes means yes' standard of consent

University Business LogoSubmitted by Stefanie Botelho. Colleges and universities are trying a different tactic when it comes to preventing sexual assault on campuses. More...

31 mai 2016

College remedial need originates early

University Business LogoSubmitted by Tim Goral. Around one-fourth of the students appearing on campuses aren’t ready for college-level work and require enrollment in no-credit remedial courses, resulting in a number of consequences. More...

31 mai 2016

2 retirement plans a recruitment boon for larger universities

University Business LogoSubmitted by Tim Goral. The ability of larger state universities to offer employees two retirement plans while smaller schools such as the University of North Alabama can’t is unfair and a funding issue, some area lawmakers said. More...

30 mai 2016

Higher ed works to better support Hispanic students

University Business LogoBy Stefanie Botelho. The rapid increase in the Hispanic population on American campuses requires administrators to tailor support services to this new wave of students that’s forecast to continue growing. More...

30 mai 2016

Colleges urged to rethink issue of criminal records

The Barack Obama administration is urging universities and colleges to re-evaluate how questions about an applicant’s criminal history are used in the admissions process, part of an effort to remove barriers to education, employment and housing for those with past convictions, in many cases for minor crimes, writes Stephanie Saul for The New York Times. Read more...

25 mai 2016

Enduring Challenges for Latin America

By Andrés Bernasconi and Marcelo Knobel. In March, 2016, during one weekend in the beautiful city of Cartagena, Colombia, a group of 25 experts of Higher Education in Latin America met in an informal setting to discuss the main challenges of higher education in the region. Read more...

25 mai 2016

Why GMU’s Renaming Work Has Only Just Begun

By Robert Williams. George Mason University’s law school recently underwent a name change. But due to an unfortunate acronym, it was quickly slated for yet another change. Though the renaming has already gotten plenty of attention -- both good and bad -- what’s more important for a renaming is what happens during the lead up to the decision, and in cases like this, the first few years after the renaming. More...
24 mai 2016

A Sincere Invitation to IHE Reading Trump Supporters

http://www.insidehighered.com/sites/default/server_files/styles/blog_landing/public/technology_and_learning_blog_header.jpg?itok=aQthgJ91By Joshua Kim. Two questions for you:
a.  Are you a regular reader of InsideHigherEd.com?
b.  Are you also a Trump supporter?
I want to hear what you have to say. Read more...
24 mai 2016

Easily Overlooked, But Important

By Matt Reed. The Aspen Institute just issued a “playbook” for community colleges looking to do “transfer” well. More...

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