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Still more American university cuts and mergers
As American colleges and universities work to fill up their fall classes, some are struggling to cope with low enrollment and financial pain. Once more, our higher ed sector continues to be unhealthy. Once again, the queen sacrifice is on … Continue reading
Has Trump's presidency cut international student interest in the US?
One possible impact the Trump administration might have on higher education is depressing international student applications to American campuses. Trump’s hostility to immigrants from certain nations (Mexico, some Muslim-majority countries, etc.) could recast the US in a negative light for … Continue reading
More on demographics: American white people's declining lifespan and what it means for education
Human lifespans have tended to rise over the past century. That’s been a signal achievement of modernity, a combination of improved knowledge, health care, sanitation, and education. But one American population has seen its lifespan decline since around 2000. Anne Case … Continue reading
Mapping the geography of academic attainment
Which populations have what level of educational attainment? Put another way, how does academic achievement spread out across a population? Kyle Walker (TCU) has mapped out the entire continental United States by degree level. buy cytotec online buy cytotec no … Continue reading
Tennessee liberal arts college to drastically shrink
A Tennessee liberal arts college is drastically cutting back on staff, faculty, and programs. Dominican Aquinas College was once a “normal school”, focused on teaching teachers, and will become one once more, shedding its liberal arts undergrad and postgrad programs: Then on … Continue reading
Trump pours gas on the arts, humanities, sciences, and education, then asks Congress for a match
The Trump administration published its first budget (pdf), and it includes serious reducations to the arts, sciences, humanities, educational programs, and some financial aid. The cuts are widespread. Two major agencies, the National Endowment for the Arts and the National Endowment for … Continue reading
The very worst thing written about adjuncts and tenure in 2017
This month has made me even busier than usual, between working on a stack of multiple projects, a series of trips, and my helping my wife cope with a health crisis. I’ve had to put off many tasks and ideas. … Continue reading
Two sobering datapoints for American higher education economics
I’d like to share some recent economic research. Saying so is usually a cue that insomnia and narcolepsy have both at last been cured, but I think these are important points for higher education. Each are vital, and their interaction … Continue reading
Indiana college to close
Another American campus has decided to close up. buy temovate online buy temovate no prescription generic Saint Joseph’s College , a private, Catholic liberal arts institution in northwestern Indiana, will “suspend all activities” after this academic year. The official announcement explains this … Continue reading
Trump's migration block and higher education
American president Trump recently ordered a 120 day ban on immigration from seven Muslim-majority nations. What does this mean for higher education? First off, stress, suffering, and both career and personal life damage to a number of students, faculty, and staff … Continue reading
