A unionization push, a controversial hiring, or personality clashes can shatter relationships. But empathy, trust, and concerted effort can go a long way toward reconciliation.
Colleges need to respond to the challenges around them, says Michael J. Sorrell, president of Paul Quinn College, which has set its sights on ending poverty. “When you know where your students are coming from,” he says, “it affects you.”
America’s adult students have long been an afterthought in higher education. But demographic changes and economic pressures will soon require institutions to expand their horizons. This Chronicle report explores the growing imperative for colleges to support the adult-student movement.
A controversial realignment of the curriculum on the Wisconsin campus harks back to the roots and mission of this and other regional public universities.
Geoff Pullum analyzes the subtle semantic underpinning of Cynthia Nixonâs amusing âunqualified lesbianâ quip.
Paid for and Created by Georgetown University Student and Faculty Mobility As hubs for higher education coalesce in the Middle East and Asia, U.S. institutions face increased competition.
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