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Pentagon Shift on 'Minerva'
Pentagon officials are talking with the National Science Foundation about the NSF playing a major role in the peer review...
Where Multicultural Ed and Internationalization Meet
Or don't. Panelists discuss challenges to collaboration between the two fields, as well as common ground, as largest-ever conference of international educators convenes.
What Changed, and Didn't, After Virginia Tech
April 16, 2007 changed Virginia Tech irrevocably. But how much did the shootings of 32 students and professors on the...
College Board Experiments With Selling Names of the Needy
Admissions offices in pilot program can identify applicants in low-income zip codes -- a type of analysis that had been shunned for fear of use to seek wealthy students. Some competitors already sell the information.
As Institutional Researchers Meet, Studies Galore
Annual gathering of higher education's data experts offers research on colleges' cost efficiency, students' experiences with racial bias, and a different way of calculating graduation rates.
Another First for SAT-Optional Movement
Wake Forest ends requirement, becoming the first nationally ranked private university to do so. Worcester Polytechnic, first science institute to drop requirement, sees gain in first year.
Data as a Tool to Improve Community Colleges
As major efforts to measure the effectiveness of two-year institutions mature, some institutions report significant, data-driven policy shifts to improve student learning.
A Lifeline for Students Left Behind
Western Michigan University launches major effort to educate those who've "aged out" of foster care.