Articles tagged: "higher ed"

George Leef at Forbes makes the case of why the Clinton campaign is misunderstanding the issues with higher education at…

An engineering professor at Auburn mocked trigger warnings in his syllabus. Good for him!

From Inside Higher Ed on the potential collapse of ITT Tech, a for-profit academic institution: Last week, after years of investigations,…

From Inside Higher Ed: Eastern Gateway Community College in Steubenville, Ohio, is opening up its online courses to the more…

From Inside Higher Ed: Juan Rojo, an assistant professor of Spanish at Lafayette College, is doing something different, and arguably harder….

A good read by Peter Lawler on higher education and its relationship to American counterculture.

From our friend George Leef at the Pope Center: One is the proliferation of college graduates who can only find…

UVa has a fund worth $2.3 billion. Did they overcharge for tuition…?

Jim Gilmore, who ran as a Republican presidential candidate in the 2016 cycle and had served as Virginia’s governor, wrote an op-ed describing the problems that higher education and academia are facing today. It’s worth a read.

While The Donald hits the hustings talking, yea, bellowing, about the jobs America has lost, academia has actually added to…

From the Campus Reform: “Professors are lashing out at Gov. Bruce Rauner’s (R) appointment of a part-time lecturer to represent faculty on the Illinois Board of Higher Education, complaining the choice is anti-union.”

The Savannah State University summer course is a political science course that will study all things Donald Trump.