Submitted by rbendici. Student loan debts continue to hit Wisconsin students and families hard, but Governor Scott Walker traveled through the state signing college affordability laws. More...Submitted by rbendici. Pepperdine University Graziadio School of Business and Management and Noodle Partners today announced the launch of a new online Bachelor of Science in Management (BSM) degree, with an inaugural cohort starting August 2016. More...Submitted by Stefanie Botelho. Gov. Bruce Rauner told a group of seniors at LeRoy High School that he wants to put more money into Illinois' public universities, but it's already too late for many of them. They say they're going to out-of-state schools next year. More...Submitted by Stefanie Botelho. President Obama's announcement last fall that tax information from two-years prior may be used on future iterations of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) will allow you to file the FAFSA earlier and more easily, and receive earlier notification of financial aid awards. More...Submitted by Stefanie Botelho. In a brightly lit classroom here at Harvard, Mia Karvonides was trying to explain to a group of bemused student leaders the difference between a romantic encounter and “unwelcome conduct of a sexual nature,” as the university’s relatively new code of sexual misconduct defines it. More...Submitted by Stefanie Botelho. Massachusetts' workforce is set to enter retirement, and as its members age further, the University of Massachusetts Medical School, along with several community colleges, are gearing up to make sure they are well cared for. More...By Sherrie Negrea. Advice from Neal Abraham, a physics professor and executive director of the Five Colleges in Massachusetts. More...
By Rosemarie Emanuele. When I was in graduate school, I sometimes used a program that came to statistical conclusions using an iterative procedure. If I remember correctly, these iterations, where the results are derived from earlier results, reminded me of the process we are about to enter in the next few weeks, often called “March Madness.” For, in the next few weeks, basketball teams will meet and play games, with each moving on to the next level depending on who wins games at the previous level. Read more...
By DeWitt Scott. In a number of states across the country, we are witnessing an economic attack on public higher education in the form of reduced funding, attempts to eradicate tenure, and the elimination of certain programs. Read more...
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