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Are We Focusing Too Muchon The Tools?
New survey on technology and student affairs.
Does History Matter?
The Supreme Court's decision on gay marriage illustrates the discipline's centrality to understanding of crucial issues today, writes Steven Mintz.
Funding, Disclosure, and The EvoLLLution
A few weeks back I was asked to participate in an interview with the online site The EvoLLLution. I found...
U.S. University Admissionsin the Good Old Days
When I first worked in university admissions more than 30 years ago the word “marketing” was completely taboo.
The President's Many Roles
Boxer, minister, police officer, psychologist, Nobel laureate: K. Johnson Bowles considers the traits and expectations campuses hold for their leaders.
Innovation Exhaustion and a Path to Moving Forward
MOOCs, competency-based education and other reforms are worthy ideas, writes Dan Greenstein. But in the chase for the next big thing, some have forgotten the goal of improving higher education, not just making it more efficient.
A Brilliant Plan?
With all the talk about MOOCs, someone has come up with an idea for how to save money in the administrative area.