NC State Partners with Entrepreneur Co-Working Space
NC State will welcome HQ Raleigh to its Centennial Campus with a 20,000 square foot space where students and entrepreneurs can work together. On NC State News.
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Doing Everything Right May Not Save Small Liberal Arts Colleges
The closure of Green Mountain College in Vermont shows that demographics may matter more than individual action. On Inside Higher Ed.
How Some States Help Students Find College Alternatives
Colorado and Michigan are doing more than most states to encourage apprenticeships and job training programs. On The Deseret News.
The Case for Now as Higher Ed’s Golden Age
The death of college was proclaimed during the recession, but more students continue to seek an education while government funding remains strong. On The Chronicle of Higher Education.
‘Free’ College Could Mean High Costs
Whenever student aid gets increased, the cost of college continues to rise. On The Wall Street Journal.
South Carolina May Try a Statewide Tuition Freeze
Governor Henry McMaster wants to try and tamp down costs by not allowing colleges to increase tuition—but fees and other charges can be increased. On The State.
Retired College President Sues for Lifetime Compensation
An unusual contract may have promised the retired president of the University of the Cumberlands a lifetime salary and benefits. On Inside Higher Ed.
How Smith College Has Become Less Open to Speech
Two studies focused on the college 16 years apart have shown how students shift their understanding of free speech on campus. On Arc Digital.
UConn Athletics Spend $81 Million, Makes $40 Million
The shortfall was covered by $8.5 million from student fees and another $30 million from the university. On the Hartford Courant.
Growing Self-Censorship Among Students in Class
Students are hedging what they say when answering a professor, worried that they'll be judged and socially punished for saying the wrong thing. On Minding the Campus.