A college's interim leader resigns after he was caught partying with students; to teach science better, get students out of their seats; and more.
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Oberlin College has announced that it will appeal the landmark ruling against it. But what led to that jury decision raises a question: Can the college regain the trust of its community? (PREMIUM)
Two science professors use something called chemistry theater to encourage students to act out the behaviors of atoms and molecules. This helps them grasp complex concepts better.
“The way that music feeds me and gives me energy has really helped to propel me forward in a lot of administrative ways,” says Heather Coltman, provost of James Madison University.
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In recent years, higher education has ramped up services for students from low-income backgrounds. This collection of Chronicle articles focuses on how colleges can better support undergraduates who are homeless or face other tough situations that can disrupt their learning.
