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3 avril 2016

Does Technology Ever Reduce the Costs of Teaching?

By . The Chronicle spoke with three experts about ways colleges can use technology to reduce instructional costs. More...

3 avril 2016

More Colleges Turn to ‘Stackable’ Degrees as Entries to Graduate Programs

By . As the costs of graduate education skyrocket and students demand cheaper, more-convenient ways of learning, colleges and universities are increasingly experimenting with so-called "stackable degrees". More...

3 avril 2016

How Sal Khan Hopes to Remake Education

By Jeffrey R. Young. Salman Khan is not afraid to make mistakes in his popular teaching videos. In fact, he considers them a feature. More...

3 avril 2016

The Places on Campus Where Concealed-Carry Is Most Controversial

By Katherine Mangan. Day-care centers, disciplinary hearings, and faculty offices are among the settings where Texas and Georgia have wrestled over whether to allow guns. More...

3 avril 2016

Why the Budget Stalemate in Illinois Is Hitting One University Especially Hard

By . Public colleges throughout Illinois have been hit hard by a budget standoff that has prevented them from getting any state money for the better part of a year. But perhaps no institution has been hit harder than Chicago State University. More...

3 avril 2016

In New Rule on Student-Loan Forgiveness, 2 Lawmakers Demand Fewer ‘Hoops’

By Kelly Field. Two members of Congress pressed the U.S. Education Department on Wednesday to make it easier for student-loan borrowers to have their loans forgiven if they were defrauded by colleges. More...

3 avril 2016

‘We Need Many More College Graduates,’ Says Obama’s Departing Higher-Ed Adviser

By Kelly Field. James Kvaal, President Obama’s top higher-education adviser, left the White House last week for a residency at the University of Michigan at Ann Arbor. In an interview on Tuesday with The Chronicle, he reflected on his biggest accomplishments, his biggest battles, and what lies ahead — for him and his former boss. More...

3 avril 2016

Modern humanities teaching: brought on by the chicken or the egg?

By Jess Staufenberg. Do changes to degree courses reflect a more pluralistic society or are they driven by a desire for more radical approaches. More...

3 avril 2016

Student Experience Survey 2016: getting serious about study

By John Gill. There have been some significant shifts in the way that students approach university with a more ‘professional’ attitude to study emerging. More...

3 avril 2016

Student Experience Survey 2016: London falling

By Sian Phillips. Why do London’s universities cluster towards the bottom of the rankings. More...

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