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Bay Path creates first course on academic program evaluation
Designed for senior administrators, researchers and graduate students, it will help leaders make more informed decisions.
The Great Contraction: Cuts alone will not be enough to turn colleges’ fortunes around
Indiana University of Pennsylvania was already shrinking. As regional demographics ebbed and competition
Public Colleges Are Going After Adult Students Online. Are They Already Too Late?
Three struggling campuses of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education plan
Public Colleges Are Going After Adult Students Online. Are They Already Too Late?
Three struggling campuses of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education plan
Major Fallout: UVM Scholars Argue That Cuts to the Humanities Would Imperil the University's Mission
On December 15, Jamie Williamson learned that the coming spring semester,
Major Fallout: UVM Scholars Argue That Cuts to the Humanities Would Imperil the University's Mission
On December 15, Jamie Williamson learned that the coming spring semester,
Higher ed group ‘deep dive’ looks at jobs, market demand
FRANKFORT, Ky. (WTVQ/Press Release) – The Kentucky Council on Postsecondary
The New Shape of Work
Presented by The Chronicle of Higher Education. Host Scott Carlson An on demand web discussion
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