A union representing hundreds of University of California librarians is seeking explicit recognition of what they see as a right in a new contract. Administrators disagree.
Employers have more confidence in graduates’ readiness for entry-level work than for advancement, a new survey has found. How does that square with colleges’ claims that they prepare students for life?
In his resignation letter, Seth Frotman, student-loan ombudsman at the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, wrote that the bureau is more interested in protecting financial companies than consumers.
Of the 20 colleges that produced at least three first-time presidents or chancellors since July 2012, seven had enrollments of fewer than 10,000 students.
Numbers tell the story of the current state of higher education: the results of its diversity efforts, the decline in enrollment, and the growth in student debt.
Ben Yagoda proposes a solution as we wait for the New York Times and other stylebooks to catch up with usage in much of the world.
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