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Higher Ed

Creating Their Own Opportunities

Donna Randall | Posted 04.25.2013 | College
Donna Randall

The view that Facebook executive Sheryl Sandberg advocates in her new book, Lean In, has been a matter of considerable debate. But her basic point resonates: Women must take charge of their own futures. So, how does her message translate for women now in college?

If We Cannot Teach, You Can Keep Your Online Revolution

Robert E. Johnson | Posted 04.12.2013 | College
Robert E. Johnson

Yes, colleges must explore the power of online learning, but it is not enough to build Massive Online Open Courses (MOOCs) and declare victory.

MOOCs: A Design Question to Consider

Marcus T. Wright | Posted 04.09.2013 | Impact
Marcus T. Wright

MOOCs (massive open online courses) is a relatively recent method of educational delivery -- where thousands of people across the world can access college-level courses for free anywhere there is an internet connection -- is being hailed by some as a revolution, and by others as a fad.

My Goldilocks Story of College Majors

Catherine Seraphin | Posted 02.16.2013 | College
Catherine Seraphin

Some students are lucky -- they know exactly what they want to do practically from the womb. As for the rest of us, it can be a very lengthy process of self-discovery before you realize what you're meant to do.

Engineering the Student Experience

Robert E. Johnson | Posted 01.13.2013 | College
Robert E. Johnson

For students, the real-world institutional experience -- the socialization, the sheer human contact with peers, faculty, and the institution at large -- can be one of the richest and most rewarding aspects of the college years.

College Readiness Goes Beyond Academic Skills

| Joanne Jacobs | Posted 11.26.2012 | Home

This piece comes to us courtesy of The Hechinger Report's Community College Spotlight blog. While "students need strong academic skills to succeed ...

How Higher Ed Can Better Support Military Students

Jose E. Coll, Ph.D. | Posted 10.08.2012 | College
Jose E. Coll, Ph.D.

With a potential increase of veteran students attending college for the first time, there are protocols that will help student matriculate and prepare them for academic success.

Massive Online Open Courses: From McLuhan to MOOC

Jonathan D. Moreno | Posted 09.22.2012 | Home
Jonathan D. Moreno

The precise contours of the massive online open courses experience and its implications for higher education remain a mystery to everyone, including the investors, institutions and instructors.

Jason Linkins

No, The Conflict At The University Of Virginia Has Got Nothing To Do With A 'Queen Bee Scenario'

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Linkins | Posted 06.26.2012 | Media

Back when the contretemps that's currently engulfing the University of Virginia concerning the ouster of University President Teresa Sullivan started ...

Zach Carter

University of Virginia Scandal Fingers Education's Corporate Masters

HuffingtonPost.com | Zach Carter | Posted 06.25.2012 | College

For more than two weeks, the University of Virginia has been in an uproar over the abrupt resignation of school President Teresa Sullivan. Sullivan st...

Zach Carter

University Coup Led By Political Donors Lacking Academic Experience

HuffingtonPost.com | Zach Carter | Posted 06.21.2012 | College

WASHINGTON -- The leadership coup at the University of Virginia was conducted by a governing board with profound financial means and limited professio...

How Competition Is Killing Higher Education

Bloomberg | Mark C. Taylor | Posted 07.18.2012 | College

Competition, we are constantly told, encourages individuals, institutions and companies to take the risks necessary for innovation and efficiency. But...

GOP Candidate Defends Obama Against Santorum's 'Snob' Comment

The Huffington Post | Tyler Kingkade | Posted 02.29.2012 | College

President Obama got support from an unlikely ally against GOP presidential candidate Rick Santorum's "snob" comment -- namely, Newt Gingrich. Gingr...

A National Imperative: 5 Ways America Can Succeed in the New Knowledge Economy

Deb Bushway | Posted 01.08.2012 | Home
Deb Bushway

As we address issues of American competitiveness, we need to widen our lens and think differently about the education of the American workforce -- particularly of non-traditional students, like working adults.

What's Wrong With American Higher Education?

The Huffington Post | Danielle Wiener-Bronner | Posted 06.25.2011 | College

Most Americans believe that a college education is a prerequisite to financial success. According to a study conducted by Sallie Mae, 84 percent of st...

Colorado Higher Ed. 'Doomsday' Report Paints Stark Picture

EdNewsColorado | Todd Engdahl | Posted 05.25.2011 | Denver

How would Colorado's public colleges and universities manage their budgets if state tax support were cut in half? A new report from the Colorado ...

Lucia Graves

Obama's Pledge: 'Eight Million More College Graduates By 2020'

HuffingtonPost.com | Lucia Graves | Posted 05.25.2011 | Politics

Obama's education reform efforts have been eclipsed by a weak economy, deficit hysteria, and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan. His national appearance...