Tag Archive for: higher education
MBTAAnalysis: A look inside the MBTA
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The MBTA shuttles over a million passengers a day around Greater…
University Presidents Salary Comparison, Pt. 1
See how much each president of a New England public university makes.
NYU’s Dr. Arthur Levine on Higher Education’s Future & Improving K-12 Teacher Preparation
This week on “The Learning Curve," co-hosts Cara Candal and Gerard Robinson talk with Dr. Arthur Levine, a scholar with New York University's Steinhardt Institute for Higher Education Policy, a senior fellow and president emeritus of the Woodrow Wilson National Fellowship Foundation, and president emeritus of Columbia University's Teachers College. He shares the main findings and recommendations of a new book he recently co-authored, The Great Upheaval: Higher Education’s Past, Present, and Uncertain Future.
College Debt Explained: Education Pays When Students Choose Wisely
Hubwonk host Joe Selvaggi talks with American Enterprise Institute resident fellow and education economist Beth Akers about the American student debt crisis (totalling $1.6 trillion). They explore who borrows, who is in debt, and which policy choices might best serve the financial needs of every student.
A Closer Look at Public Higher Education Employees in Massachusetts
Massachusetts is home to many colleges and universities, both…
Pioneer Institute’s 2021 Government Transparency Resolutions: Sunshine Week Edition
As it does each year, Pioneer shares the resolutions it hopes state leaders will adopt to bring government actions into better focus and invigorate our democracy with heightened public engagement. As the late Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis noted, “sunlight is said to be the best of disinfectants; electric light the most efficient policeman.”
As college students and parents demand robust COVID-19 response, university finances suffer
COVID-19 is likely going to put severe pressure on college finances in the coming months due to costly added safety measures, cuts to state funding, and foregone revenue from campus housing, services, and events.
New Study Urges State to Slow Down, Rethink Proposal to Protect Students from College Closings
Board of Higher Education proposal risks “false positives”…
Some Public, Private MA Universities Adapting to Rise of Tech in Finance Industry, but Students Still Insufficiently Prepared
New report recommends establishing additional coursework, certification…
Majority of Dues Paid by Mass. Public Higher Education Faculty Goes to State, National Union Affiliates
At state colleges and universities, portion that stays on campus…
Pioneer Institute Awards Gala to Highlight Proposals to Address Student Debt Crisis & Promote Job Training
Speakers Include John Sexton, NYU President Emeritus; Massachusetts…
Announcing Pioneer Institute’s 2018 Better Government Competition Topic: “Making Higher Education & Career Training Options Affordable & Effective”
Each year, the Better Government Competition focuses on one of…
The Crazy World of College Presidential Salaries Part 2: A Deeper Look
Part 1 of this blog series on MA state colleges and universities…
Community College Presidential Pay Raises Not Necessarily Based on Merit
Last year saw some of the highest recorded salaries for presidents…
The New Game of Life: Tuition and Debt
Back in 2005, the Milton Bradley Company launched a new version…
The Impact of UMass Tuition and Fee Hikes on Student Debt
Student debt has reached astounding levels. At nearly $1.2…
UMass Tuition Hikes: Why Not Cut Costs?
And shouldn’t in-state students be the top priority?
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Problem: Overpriced Textbooks, Solution: Opensource Material
Last week, NBC news announced that textbooks prices have…