The Reasons Behind the Sustained Growth of Online Education
Fifteen years ago, the perception of online education was largely negative. However, something interesting has happened over the last decade and a half. No...
Historians May Fade Away; Their Students Remain: Eric Foner’s Last Class at Columbia
For more than 30 years, since 1982, Eric Foner, the DeWitt Clinton Professor of History, has lectured thousands of undergrads and helped 80 doctoral...
Student Promotes West Los Angeles College Through Video Interviews
Peter Allemann, a student at West Los Angeles College, who is a film producer and a talk show host, has been producing video interviews...
MBA Starting to Look Like Bad Business Deal
It's unclear whether you should or shouldn't get an MBA unless you answer a few honest questions first
Changing Degree Completion Time: Dissertations and Humanities
American Academy of Arts and Sciences reveals some programs are taking much longer than others, which some experts blame on dissertations.
