Is the customer always right in higher education?
Jeffrey Selingo’s new book “College (Un)Bound” explores the changes and trends in higher education.
College in the courtroom: “Suing Alma Mater”
Michael Olivas’ latest book looks at the history of colleges in the courtrooms.
The case for killing college finals
The pressure caused by and the cramming required for final exams have long taken the blame for a slew of [...]
How I made my college decision: High school seniors weigh in
College decisions were due on May 1, and as it happens every year, students with a pile of acceptance letters had to ponder amidst the flurry of activity that accompanies their senior year.
Poll: Recent U.S. college graduates disillusioned, underemployed
More than 40 percent of recent U.S. college graduates are underemployed or need more training to get on a career track, a poll released on Tuesday showed.
College is a family affair for the Johnsons
Marketa Johnson was inspired by her 19-year-old son’s success at Peirce to earn her B.A. in business administration.
Making summer matter
Jamie Bilella, president of the North American Association of Summer Sessions — and dean at Montclair State University — says that while beating the heat, students of all types can benefit from summer classes that will round out their schedule and help them achieve their educational goals.
Surprise pick Barkley here to compete for starting job
Eagles complete first NFL draft under Chip Kelly
A Fulbright-er future can’t be put off
It can take upward of three months to create a compelling Fulbright application.
College professor body-slams teenage student, blames her
What is with college educators acting out inappropriate today?