Some types of institutions fared worse than others. More than seven out of 10 community colleges suffered net-tuition revenue losses between 2019 and 2021. See the data:
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Many regional universities are underfunded and shedding enrollment while their flagship cousins rake in record freshman classes. I took a look at the inherently uneven contest for resources and attention among four-year publics.
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Competition for students and resources between flagships and regional universities is nothing new, but it’s grown more lopsided.
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Life at Michigan State University ground to a halt after a shooter killed three students and injured five more on Monday night.
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#InnovationSpotlight episode with Peter Temes from the Institute for Innovation in Large Organizations hosted by from and from the
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Last week, a governor had a strong message for public colleges in his state: Get ready for a world without Covid-relief funding.
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We want to hear from students about what they like about remote learning.
Students: fill out the form below.
People who work with remote students: share with them!
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Nearly two out of three highly residential campuses saw a decline in their net-tuition revenue, a larger share than other institutions experienced.
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Welcome to "The Hunger Games" of public higher ed.
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In Advice: Advice for a faculty member who is mulling the chair’s job in the hopes of leveraging it for a position elsewhere.
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The shooter, a 43-year-old man, was not affiliated with Michigan State, university police said in a briefing early Tuesday.
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Opinion: Literary criticism is always political. That doesn't mean literary criticism is always a way of doing politics.
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Opinion: "We were naïve," admitted the College Board. Why is that trait so widely shared in our field?
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In Advice: Ordinarily, the demands of the role, and the truly lousy compensation attached to it, are enough to eliminate the unremittingly selfish from the pool of would-be chairs.
Police were on the scene at Berkey Hall, a social-science building on campus, within minutes of receiving multiple 911 calls, which began at 8:18 p.m., Michigan State interim deputy police chief Chris Rozman said.
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Hey, Friday at 1 pm EST I'll be talking CTE on a webinar with @taylorpeterjc of as well as fellow journos and #CSfellow types and . Sign up below, should be interesting.
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Opinion: John Guillory responds to Bruce Robbins on politics, literature, and the academy.
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Opinion: Academe's lack of guile is problematic. Florida is just the latest example.
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In Advice: Good chairs choose unselfishly to put their own agendas on the back (or at least side) burner in order to support the selfish (wholly appropriate, wholly professional) aspirations of their colleagues.
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The demand for remote learning and online classes is rising. But what’s its appeal — and what are its downfalls? If you’re a college student experiencing remote education, tell us about your experience for an upcoming article:
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Opinion. Two major thinkers dispute the place of politics in literary study.
Police could not confirm the victims’ identities or their connections to Michigan State. Two of the deceased victims were found at Berkey Hall, and the third was found at the student union, according to authorities.
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Opinion: Higher ed must stop placating hostile politicians.
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Applying to college is tedious and intimidating. Is direct admission a solution? Read more in our 2023 Trends Report:
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BREAKING: 3 Dead, 5 Hospitalized in Shooting at Michigan State U., Police Say
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Under the plan, most faculty members at Metropolitan State University of Denver would go from teaching four classes per semester to three, without an accompanying increase in research or service expectations, beginning this fall.
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Were North Idaho College to lose its accreditation, students enrolled at the college would be ineligible to participate in federal financial-aid programs to pay for their education.
A new way of admitting students could be a game-changer — or a short-lived gimmick.
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Metropolitan State University of Denver's provost had made the workload reductions a priority since he arrived in 2021.
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North Idaho College is only the third U.S. public institution of higher education on the mainland since 2016 to have been targeted with a “show cause” sanction by its accreditor.
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Who were the top-producing institutions with the most Fulbright U.S. scholars in 2022-23? Dive into the data:
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A graduate-school instructor describes the skills his students missed the chance to develop as undergraduates. One big obstacle? Collaborative group work.
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New experiments are short-circuiting the admissions process. Here's what's at stake:
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We want to hear from students in remote classes. Despite getting a bad rep, there is ongoing demand for online classes, with enrollment nearly doubling between 2019 and 2021. Students, tell us why ⬇️
#journorequest
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The vice chair of Metropolitan State University of Denver's Board of Trustees said she and her colleagues weren't given enough information about the plan.
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Actions taken by the college’s board “continue to place the institution at risk for viability," North Idaho's accreditor wrote.
A grad-school instructor reflects on what even the students who survived and thrived in college have missed in recent years.
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Eighteen institutions — including the University of Houston-Downtown, this year’s top producer of scholars among master’s institutions — were new to the lists this year.
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One reader describes the “colorful, immediate, tangible reward” he uses to boost participation in a large class. And it works — students were more engaged.
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