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It’s a Pleasure
As the academic year winds down, it's a great time to remind students of the joys of (unassigned) reading, writes Melissa Ballard.
A Deeper Kind of Service
Focusing more on conveying an understanding of social problems, Warren Wilson College updates its required service learning program.
Old School Becomes New School
Young academics are bringing Plato to the masses in the back of a Brooklyn bar, one 12-person seminar at a time.
How to End Remediation
Connecticut lawmakers want to eliminate all non-credit remedial courses. While a compromise is likely to emerge, the state's approach is seen as visionary by some, foolish by others.
Studying With the President
Defiance College's leader opens his home every weeknight for students to read and do their homework.
Completion and Quality at CUNY
Faculty groups at CUNY sue to fight general education requirements, saying graduation rate obsession will lead to weaker academic rigor.
Center-Free Collaboration
The University of Virginia hopes a new program brings more interdepartmental collaboration -- and fewer specialized centers -- to campus.
Learning Centers Had Little Impact
British government's major investment in initiative to improve university teaching failed to raise standards, a study finds.