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Earn More, Learn More

With so much consternation about the high price of college, the redesign of campus jobs helps both sides of the equation—by saving schools the cost of hiring more full-time staff and by enabling students to earn more while they learn. »

Rhodes President to Bush: Send More Students Abroad

“What nations don’t know can hurt them. Our lack of knowledge about Vietnam hurt us, our lack of knowledge about the Middle East plagues us today…” »

Remember the GI Bill

After passage of the GI Bill of Rights, veterans flooded colleges campus in the late 1940s. And the idea that higher education was for the privileged few disappeared forever. »

Bottom Line on College Tuition

For almost every other sector of the American economy, price equals cost plus (it’s hoped) profit. For colleges and universities, price equals cost minus subsidy. »

Another Landmark Decision for Higher Education

Freedom of thought, a civil exchange of ideas and an appreciation of diverse perspectives are fundamental characteristics of a community that is committed to critical inquiry. »

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