Texas community college funding model faces ‘growing pains’
Dive Brief: A performance-based funding model for Texas community colleges has led to financial “growing pains,”Ray Martinez III, CEO of the Texas Association of Community Colleges, said at a Texas…
What pursuing research study at the University of Georgia appears like
For University of Georgia Ph.D. trainee Morgane Golan, the most meaningful result of her journey through graduate school wasn't found under a microscope; it was found in the neighborhood she…
College Republicans are fighting and the far right is benefiting: ‘It looks very childish’
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Teacher-Tested Strategies for Improving Reading Instruction (Opinion)
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Association of Buddies to Renovate Guest House
In his yearly report, Guido Baranowski spoke at length about a matter close to his heart: the expansion of housing near to school for visiting speakers and researchers who come…
Anambra punish 7 schools over prohibited graduation levies– Edugist
The Anambra State Federal government has sanctioned seven private schools for breaching its instruction forbiding graduation celebrations, ordering them to reimburse all fees collected from moms and dads for the…
Will the College Transparency Act get the green light from lawmakers?
Listen to the article 4 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Snapshot: Major higher education associations are calling on congressional lawmakers to…
Choosing survival over passion: How fear of unemployment is pushing Nigerian students into the wrong courses — Edugist
For many young Nigerians, choosing a university course is no longer simply about passion, talent or personal interest. Instead, it has become an exercise in economic survival. Conversations about higher…