Saban-omics: How Nick Saban fueled the University of Alabama's big-money rise
The school had been aggressively pursuing out-of-state students before Saban arrived to coach football, but six national championships under him supercharged...
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The school had been aggressively pursuing out-of-state students before Saban arrived to coach football, but six national championships under him supercharged...
Steep rise in students receiving non-need-based aid seen as ‘hidden equity issue’ in US higher education
Kate Jolson had a "pilgrimage" to Israel planned for two years, never expecting to be there at the start of a war.
“When I first started at Washington University in St. Louis, the idea of it becoming need-blind wasn't even on the table,” said Lauren Chase, the former president of WU/Washington University for Undergraduate Socioeconomic Diversity (WU/FUSED).
“I don't doubt for one second that [WashU’s Pell-eligible] numbers would have improved as much if the New York Times had not blasted it as the worst in the country when it came to socioeconomic diversity,” James Murphy, deputy director of higher-education policy at Education Reform Now, said. In 2014, the New York Times (NYT)