5 money-saving gadgets for college students
There's still time to stock up on essential supplies, electronic devices, and other essentials for your college student, and any frugal student will appreciate a few money-saving gadgets…
Month: August 2012
Most liberal colleges 2012
For most of these campuses, it's easy to tell where the political ideology rests. And in Beyonce's words (though politics wasn't the conversation, exactly), it's "to the left,…
Paul Ryan on education policy: vouchers, for-profit colleges, local control
Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) talks a lot about scaling back the reach of the federal government, but back in 2001, he voted in favor of No Child Left…
Lady Gaga and U-Va.’s Helen Dragas
Helen Dragas, the rector of the University of Virginia’s governing board, probably never thought she would be linked in a headline to Lady Gaga, but she did it…
Top Notch Mobile Application Development Services Offered by Digital Inforware
Mobile Apps development has experienced an upsurge with more and more use of hand held devices. This has created a ... Read more
Education Technology Innovators Sought for Incubation Program at the 2012 SIIA Ed Tech Business Forum
Education Technology Innovators Sought for Incubation Program at the 2012 SIIA Ed Tech Business Forum Finalists Will Receive One-on-One Access ... Read more
New developments in AV technology come into focus
A new way to measure the brightness of colors; the ability to recognize inputs from any source, and not just a computer; and the move toward more lamp-free…
Do in-state scholarships discourage students from graduating on time?
Programs meant to keep high-achievers close to home by providing scholarships to in-state public universities reduce students' chances of graduating on time, according to a study released today…
University of Virginia leader Helen Dragas questioned Lady Gaga class
In the last two months, the University of Virginia has released scores of eMails that were exchanged between top leaders in the months leading up to the failed…
Even the well-off are struggling to pay for college
Students coming from families earning six-figure incomes are taking on more debt than previously thought, according to the Huffington Post.