Features ... A rookie college ranking debuts. Will it challenge U.S. News? Must big fundraising efforts result in little payoff? Can college be more affordable? What's happened to online higher education? Also ... Most popular articles and interviews.
New + Notable by Tom Robinson
Generations X and Y, Boomers, Millennials, the Tech Generation and The Me Generation are part of our lexicon and our marketing strategies. Should they be?
New + Notable by Tom Robinson
The Semantic Web is also known as Web 3.0 and the Data Web and the Deep Web. It's not artificial intelligence. This new iteration of web is, however, “smarter” in that it makes more intuitive connections between data. Colleges are beneficiaries in several ways.
Some campuses on the Forbes list of research revenue producers were one-hit wonders, due to the invention of a super drug. Others earned their money with a series of smaller successes. By Tom Robinson
Institutions and individuals duel over intellectual property in an environment reminiscent of Jack London's Klondike.
By Jim Castagnera
New + Notable by Tom Robinson.
Why do two campuses, one in California and one in Florida, have more Fulbright scholars per capita than Harvard?
Research Worth Noting with Karen West
A handy fact from a study about the decisions people make and the way they make them.
March 29, 2010. Research in service to marketing and sustainability. Also, the world's 12 hottest researchers.
February 9, 2010 Research efforts worth noting on U.S. campuses. Breakthrough in faster, more secure wireless communications at Penn State. Spiderman is likely beetle-enabled. Faults and earthquake discoveries by two campus research teams. Upcoming Conferences. Quick Links.
January 19, 2010 College and university campuses abound with promising medical research. In this Roundup are activities promising breakthroughs for stroke victims, spinal cord injuries, Alzheimers victims--and schoolboys.
The most popular online articles with readers this month. A don't-miss online suggestion from our editors. Previews of our next magazine. And more.
January 5, 2010. Interesting reading from 2009. Readers' favorites and editors' suggestions. Campus Photos, Crime on Campus, and more.