Cenero, Wharton & Cisco Build Telepresence Classroom of Tomorrow
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Month: March 2013
Top universities will help train STEM teachers
A group of Tier 1 research universities -- the Stanfords, Harvards and MITs of the world - will join the White House-led effort to train 100,000 new math…
Skip college, grab a hammer
Recent arguments in favor of skipping college have focused on billionaires like Mark Zuckerberg or Bill Gates, who both famously dropped out of their universities to launch successful…
New report reveals surprising facts about LGBTQ college athletes
Lesbian, gay, bisexual and questioning (LGBQ) student athletes are two times more likely to experience harassment than their heterosexual teammates, a new report has found, the Huffington Post…
Ellucian and Nuventive Partner to Offer New Institutional Performance Management Solution for Higher Education Executives
FAIRFAX, Va. – March 15, 2013 – Ellucian™ and Nuventive® today announced a new solution that will help higher education ... Read more
Better colleges failing to lure talented poor
Most low-income students who have top test scores and grades do not even apply to the nation’s best colleges, according to a new analysis of every high school…
U-Va. Board of Visitors blasted by American Association of University Professors
The nation’s leading association of university professors released a scathing report on Thursday that criticized the University of Virginia Board of Visitors, especially its leader, for ousting U-Va.…
Student who got kicked out of college over ‘Hot for Teacher’ essay sues for $2.2 million
A former student at Oakland University in the suburbs of Detroit is suing the school for over $2.2 million after he was kicked out in September 2011 for…
Colleges track former students to boost completion rates
St. Louis Community College is among 60-plus schools in nine states taking what seems like an obvious but little-used step to boost college graduation rates: scouring campus databases…