Jamaal Abdul-AlimHomeClinton, Sanders Higher Education Policies Similar; Trump’s Remains a MysteryOn the same day that presidential candidate Donald Trump secured enough delegates to clinch the Republican nomination, his campaign skipped a forum meant to illuminate how the 2015 presidential hopefuls would set education policy and budget priorities.May 26, 2016HomeExperts: Low-income Students’ Needs Exceed Basic Financial AidIn order to help more low-income students complete college, policymakers and higher education leaders must pay more attention to the gap between what financial aid covers and the true cost of attendance, a group of panelists argued.May 26, 2016African-AmericanAfrican-American Chess Masters Making Move to Next LevelThe three high school seniors revealed that next fall they are all headed to Webster University—home of the No. 1 ranked collegiate chess team in the USA—on full or partial scholarships.May 19, 2016HomeColleges Advised to be More Transparent with Key Data on OutcomesLSU President F. King Alexander made his remarks at a forum titled “Envisioning the National Postsecondary Data Infrastructure in the 21st Century.”May 18, 2016StudentsStudent Debt Causing a Lag in Life MovesNew graduates are so overwhelmed with student debt that they are not able to make major moves such as getting married or buying a house, according to a new study.May 17, 2016HomeNonprofit Colleges’ Discount Tuition Might Not Pay OffEven though private nonprofit colleges are discounting tuition at record rates, it remains to be seen if the strategy will pay off with higher amounts of enrollment.May 16, 2016HomeInsiders See Darling-Hammond or Ben Carson as Next Secretary of EducationThose predictions come courtesy of the latest “Education Insider” released Wednesday by Whiteboard Advisors, a national education consulting firm.May 12, 2016Faculty & StaffDiversity Lacking Among Professoriate’s Elite PositionsA new study examines the importance of diversifying chairs and professorships in academia.May 10, 2016African-AmericanFalse Reports of Hate Crimes Beset College CampusesDespite the fact that the 2015-16 academic year has been characterized by protests on campuses nationwide, it has also seen a fair amount of allegations of racism that turned out to be false.May 8, 2016HomeHigher Ed Associations Pushing for More Accurate Graduation Rate AccountingThe #CountAllStudents campaign is meant to prod the federal government to provide a more accurate picture of graduation rates at America’s colleges and universities.May 5, 2016Previous PagePage 28 of 81Next Page
