Teaching

A college's new curriculum is designed for the much-changed student population it now serves -- largely low-income, minority "urban learners" (for lack, but not of trying, of a better term).

In-depth study at Kingsborough Community College suggests the potential impact of "learning communities" to get more students doing college-level work.

New national data show that what has been a traumatic decade for computer science departments is finally starting to turn...

As several universities start new MacBook or iPhone giveaways to students, educational and marketing strategies are both in play.

Many liberal arts colleges have long struggled to balance increasing emphases on professional preparation with a core curriculum. Business, in...

Holy Cross expands first-year living-learning program built around small seminars to the entire freshman class.

The days of coming in to see the professor aren't over, but some courses at traditional colleges are experimenting with virtual office hours and help in real time.

Pitzer College class is both dedicated to and cataloged on the video-sharing Web site.