Education

David Rubenstein

April 24, 2017

$20 Million Gift Endows First-Generation Scholarship Program

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The Myth Of The College Dropout

April 20, 2017

Jonathan Wai: The Myth Of The College Dropout

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The Work is Hard, but the Impact is Real

April 10, 2017

Emily Hadley: The Work is Hard, but the Impact is Real

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Why Universities and Foundations Should Get Together Sooner

April 10, 2017

Bruce Jentleson: Why Universities and Foundations Should Get Together Sooner

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March 13, 2017

March 27 Conference to Explore Cost of Opportunity Related to Higher Education in Brazil

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In Praise of Safe Spaces on Campus

March 10, 2017

Michael Munger: In Praise of Safe Spaces on Campus

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James Meredith walks to class at the University of Mississippi in 1962, accompanied by U.S. Marshal James McShane (left) and John Doar of the Justice Department. Photo by Marion S. Trikosko, U.S. News & World Report, via Wikimedia Commons.

March 9, 2017

University Course Examines Race, History and Higher Education in the South

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Geoffrey Harpham

March 7, 2017

New book by Kenan Senior Fellow explores history, philosophy of U.S. education

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KIPP co-founder Mike Feinberg says public education officials must invest in more teachers while providing more accountability to parents and the community.

February 15, 2017

Should a Child’s Education Be Determined by Their Zip Code?

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David Malone with Robert Sigmon

February 12, 2017

David Malone Honored for Excellence in Service-Learning and Community Engagement

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TIP students in class: A study shows that classroom grouping by ability can yield academic benefits. Photo courtesy Talent Identification Program

December 6, 2016

New Analysis Finds Two Measures Boost K-12 Academic Achievement

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Teach for America founder Wendy Kopp advises students on using entrepreneurship to address social problems. Photo by Pilar Timpane

November 16, 2016

Teach for America Founder: Talented People Are Key to Solving Problems

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The US spends more than other countries on education. Do we get the results we deserve for that spending?

November 7, 2016

Zeroing In on What Results Our Education Dollars Are Buying

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October 26, 2016

Why Funding for Anti-Bullying Efforts Is Needed

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Trey Walk

October 18, 2016

As graduation rate reaches new high, one Duke student shares his story

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October 3, 2016

Glad You Asked: Attacks on Education Hurt Democracy

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