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The B-school boondoggle

Tim Goral | October 31, 2019

Historian Steve Conn says business schools take precedence over liberal arts programs, often with state-of-the-art facilities and more resources. But when it comes to measuring results, there is a disappointing history of missed opportunities, unmet aspirations and education mistakes.

Have women's big gains in higher ed led to equal pay?

Matt Zalaznick | October 30, 2019

Women have surpassed the number of men in colleges in the U.S. and many other parts of the world. Women are also set to become the majority in the college-educated workforce in the U.S.

How to raise the quality of prison education programs

Matt Zalaznick | October 21, 2019

As colleges and universities increase and expand prison education programs, educators work to ensure that instruction matches what's offered on campus.

U. Kentucky takes bold step forward with esports plan

UB Custom Publishing | October 21, 2019

The University of Kentucky announced it is starting an esports program and partnering with company Gen.G, a pro sports franchise and global company that connects gamers.

Names in the news 10-15-19

JD Solomon | October 14, 2019

New leaders for Ivy Tech Community College, University of Mississippi, Santa Fe College, Salem College and Providence College. Presidents from the University of Arkansas and Durham Technical Community College announce plans to step down.

U of New Haven establishing esports academic program

UB Custom Publishing | October 08, 2019

The University of New Haven created one of the first accredited sports management programs in the country. Now, it is doing the same with esports. The university announced Wednesday it will establish a comprehensive academic curriculum in esports management, one of the first to be accredited as part of a business curriculum by the Association […]

The international language of help—and hope

Xochitl Cervantes | September 23, 2019

A group of students from Notre Dame de Namur University in California went to the South Texas Family Residential Center in Dilley, Texas, to interpret for Spanish-speaking women and children who had crossed the border from Mexico, and were seeking asylum.

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The B-school boondoggle

Have women's big gains in higher ed led to equal pay?

How to raise the quality of prison education programs

U. Kentucky takes bold step forward with esports plan

Names in the news 10-15-19

U of New Haven establishing esports academic program

The international language of help—and hope

How Renu Khator drives a big-city university to its full potential

People Watch: Blattner to rejoin Fontbonne U administration

Facing and minimizing facilities staff shortages

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