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College and university enrollment fell even more steeply this fall, continuing a long term trend
How is college and university enrollment currently changing as a result of fall conditions? Have the pandemic and recession sent more people to campus? In late September the National Student Clearinghouse Research Center offered its first pass at presenting fall … Continue reading
Five community colleges to merge
I’ve been forecasting and tracking college mergers for a while. Today I’d like to add another merger to the list. Five Minnesota community colleges will merge within two years, according to Inside Higher Ed. That’s (in alpha order) Hibbing Community … Continue reading
One forecast for higher ed in the 2020s
It’s the year 2020 and the appearance of a new decade has many people looking ahead to see what might come up. One example comes from Inside Higher Ed. John Kroger* offers ten predictions, and it’s a useful set to … Continue reading
One useful datapoint on how Americans think about higher ed availability and affordability
Gallup published another poll about how Americans view higher ed. It’s not a big poll, but offers several key points that anyone interested in academia and the US should consider. First, what do we make of higher ed accessibility? How … Continue reading
Decades late, most American states start trying to attempt to start to get around to trying to spend a little more money on higher ed
Some important new data just appeared about higher ed financing. tl;dr version: there’s good news and bad news. The good news is: nearly all American states spent more on public higher ed last year than they did the year before. … Continue reading
American higher education enrollment declines again, continuing a nearly decade-long trend
The number of students enrolled in American higher education declined again, according to National Student Clearinghouse data. When I say “again” that refers to the fact that total enrollment has dropped for eight years, semester by semester. (I’ve been tracking … Continue reading
How important is higher ed to Americans?
What do Americans think about higher education? buy doxycycline online buy doxycycline no prescription generic According to a new Gallup poll we value it a bit less than we recently did. For anyone involved in or thinking about higher … Continue reading
American religious affiliation keeps changing: less Christianity, more “nones”
One of the big social-cultural trends I’ve been tracking is the changing nature of American religious belief. Specifically, I’ve been watching for signs of a long-promised secularization, as we’ve seen in many other developed nations. And there are now some … Continue reading
How far will digital video go?
In 2019 the growth of digital video looks like one enormous and steady trend. We see video appear wherever we can wrangle a screen, from smartphones to large screen tvs to the backs of passenger airplane seats and the fronts … Continue reading
50 years after Apollo 11: what will we do in space for the next 50 years?
This week is the 50th anniversary of the first human landing on the moon. My son and I visited Washington, DC’s National Mall to see some of the commemorations. A brilliant team projected a video of the entire Saturn V … Continue reading
