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Lecture Instruction: Alive and Not So Well
New study of undergraduate STEM courses finds that lectures remain dominant -- despite finding after finding questioning their effectiveness.
Conference on Merger and Collaboration Strategies
Inside Higher Ed, in collaboration with Gallup, is holding a conference, "Joining Forces: Merger and Collaboration Strategies," on Thursday, April...
The Week in Admissions News
Tuition pressures; impact of tuition increases on diversity; nondegree credentials; humor from Georgia Tech.
Missouri Has Free Tuition… for Its Legislators
Missouri's General Assembly instituted a program a few years ago -- without much attention -- enabling state legislators to be...
High School Grade Inflation: Real But Maybe Not a Worry?
Florida State shares data showing that high school students are in fact earning higher grades. Yet the predictive value of the high school GPA hasn't changed.
Ohio State Professor Admits Falsifying Data, Quits
Ohio State University announced Friday that Ching-Shih Chen has resigned his position as professor of medicinal chemistry after admitting that...
Should States Align High School Graduation and College Admissions Policies?
In many states, graduating from high school doesn't mean you are eligible for college, report finds.
T-Pain's New University: Wiscansin
It's not every university that would boast of being "dead last" in national ratings and having a faculty of 75...