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The 21st century is a new Gilded Age observes Swiss bank, who should know
What does the world look like when the superrich take off from the rest of us? A new study by Swiss banking giant UBS gives us a glimpse. UBS has been conducting a regular survey of billionaires for some time. … Continue reading
Are American attitudes towards higher education segmenting?
A new Wall Street Journal/NBC poll examines American attitudes towards higher education, and it’s very useful, even concerning stuff. I’ll pull out the trends I find most interesting. buy ventolin online buy ventolin no prescription generic To begin with, overall faith … Continue reading
Changing America: important new research on religious belief
How American society is changing is a vital topic for anyone thinking about education to consider. I’ve written about demographics, politics, technology, and macroeconomics, but have not yet addressed an important force: religious belief. Fortunately, a new study just appeared … Continue reading
Top campus IT trends: our new report
I just finished working on a research report for the EDUCAUSE Center for Analysis and Research (ECAR). It’s a deep dive into the major trends shaping campus IT work and environments. buy diflucan online buy diflucan no prescription generic “Trend … Continue reading
Updated American demographics: becoming an older, more diverse nation
Demographics are a key tool in the futurist’s toolbox. They represents trends that tend to be more durable than most others. For education, demographic trends have a powerful influence, shaping the populations we serve in many ways. For instance, consider … Continue reading
Several dark stories and trends for higher education this week
Over the past week I enjoyed numerous conversations with faculty and staff from more than one hundred colleges, universities, museums, and libraries, a good number from countries other than the US. I also: facilitated several discussions, both online and in … Continue reading
Which majors are growing and which are shrinking: new data
What are students getting undergraduate degrees in? The latest data is out from Humanities Indicators, and many familiar trends continue therein. The short version: engineering, the health and medical sciences, and the natural sciences are growing. buy premarin online buy … Continue reading
Public universities move away from supporting poor students
State funding for American public universities has been declining for a generation. The New York Times catches on updates us on the latest data. David Leonhardt (Twitter) cites the Times’ recent scorecard of higher education and poor people’s access to … Continue reading
Higher education enrollment declined in 2017. Again.
The total number of students enrolled in American high education declined in 2017. Again. I’ve been tracking this trend of steadily, unbroken enrollment decline since 2013. But before I grimly crow about that, let’s look at the details. The data (pdf) comes … Continue reading
America's demographic currents flowed on schedule in 2016
During 2016 America’s population continue to move in many of the ways we’ve come to expect. buy albuterol online buy albuterol no prescription generic 538 analyzes the latest census data. There isn’t anything mind-blowingly new in this report, beyond confirmation … Continue reading
