Top Headlines in Higher Education
The Chronicle of Higher Education: The Gates Effect: Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation Spent $472-Million (So Far) On Higher Education. Why Many In Academe Are Not Writing Thank-You Notes. (**APLU mentioned in article)
The Chronicle of Higher Education: Strategic Philanthropy Comes to Higher Education
Inside Higher Ed: Stretching State Aid: Aid Dollars Increasingly Awarded for both Merit, Financial Need
The Wall Street Journal: The High Price of Educating Engineers: Differential Tuition Drives Women, Minorities Away from STEM
The Oregonian: New, Smaller Tuition Increases Approved for Oregon Universities
Inside Higher Ed: Show Me New Money: Outsourcing, New Revenue Are Dominant Themes at Business Officers Annual Meeting
Las Vegas Review Journal: By 2018, 60 Percent of Job Openings Will Require College Education
In Move to University of California, Napolitano Trades One Challenging Bureaucracy for Another
San Antonio Express-News: 8 UTHSC Professors Win $25,000 Each
Idaho State Journal: Interim UI President Burnett Addresses Idaho's Educational Shortfall
Houston Chronicle: Texas A&M President Announces Resignation
The Columbus Dispatch: College Applicants Focused On School’s Reputation, Cost, Not on Amenities
Houston Chronicle: ESSAY: Infrastructure Improvements Are Key to Colleges' Success
The Hechinger Report: BLOG: A College Education Isn’t Just About Job Prospects
The Huffington Post: BLOG: Missing the Fit: Low Income Students and College Success
The Chronicle of Higher Education: Strategic Philanthropy Comes to Higher Education
Inside Higher Ed: Stretching State Aid: Aid Dollars Increasingly Awarded for both Merit, Financial Need
The Wall Street Journal: The High Price of Educating Engineers: Differential Tuition Drives Women, Minorities Away from STEM
The Oregonian: New, Smaller Tuition Increases Approved for Oregon Universities
Inside Higher Ed: Show Me New Money: Outsourcing, New Revenue Are Dominant Themes at Business Officers Annual Meeting
Las Vegas Review Journal: By 2018, 60 Percent of Job Openings Will Require College Education
In Move to University of California, Napolitano Trades One Challenging Bureaucracy for Another
San Antonio Express-News: 8 UTHSC Professors Win $25,000 Each
Idaho State Journal: Interim UI President Burnett Addresses Idaho's Educational Shortfall
Houston Chronicle: Texas A&M President Announces Resignation
The Columbus Dispatch: College Applicants Focused On School’s Reputation, Cost, Not on Amenities
Houston Chronicle: ESSAY: Infrastructure Improvements Are Key to Colleges' Success
The Hechinger Report: BLOG: A College Education Isn’t Just About Job Prospects
The Huffington Post: BLOG: Missing the Fit: Low Income Students and College Success
