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In the essays on education of Alfred North Whitehead (1861-1947), the word "imagination" stands out: the teacher’s ability to see many possibilities in teaching a subject. There is also student

The third book in the Yale online course of American military history is "American Datu: John J. Pershing and Counter-insurgency in the Muslim Philippines, 1899-1913" by Ronald K. Edgerton, 2020.

When Willard Memorial Chapel opened to the public in October of 1894, there was no uproar despite the presence, in the room’s 14 tall, stained-glass windows, of dozens of abstract

In his memoir, "If You Survive," 2nd Lt. George Wilson describes how, on his third day of combat in Normandy — July 28, 1944 — he faced his most serious

College history courses that focus on war are rare. War has seemed perhaps too uncouth, even anti-intellectual, for liberal arts programs. This may be changing.

Long ago I heard a classics professor proclaim, “The two most important things about a school are faculty ... and food.”

When we hear the expression ”boarding school,” we may think first of a private secondary school in a rural setting. However, an internet search reveals many kinds of public high

In the concluding chapters of "The Real World of College" (2022, MIT Press), the authors — Wendy Fischman and Howard Gardner, both of the Harvard Graduate School of Education —

Based on 2,000 interviews with students in 10 colleges and universities in different parts of the United States, "The Real World of College" (2002, MIT Press) by Wendy Fischman and

Early in September, the media was full of articles on school: What was school about, and what was school really about? Well, school is about a lot of things, but