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The greatest pranks in MIT’s history
Sometimes, we in higher ed can get caught up in lofty thoughts of changing the world by impacting the lives of future generations. And, sometimes, we’re reminded to not take ourselves all that seriously. Check out the greatest pranks in MIT’s history. Which one is
10 Jaw Dropping Infographics about Education
A picture is worth a thousand words. So, here are 10,000 words made much simpler to digest.
Freeing education
Sophia.org is leading the movement for knowledge that isn’t kept behind a wall.
The 4 key influencers of your social media success
No matter higher-ed or corporate, social media attracts attention.
Kean University rips off Boston University
Is Kean University a plagiarist or just a bad imitator?
WalMart goes to college
The big-box retailer is launching a new store prototype “Walmart on Campus”.
Supply and Demand? College Presidents as millionaires.
Surprising no one, The Chronicle reports today on the 30 highest paid college President’s who earn over $1 million. Overall, top college leaders have seen an increase in pay. I can’t even be mad. I’m just jealous.
Colleges sell. Yes, it’s true.
The consumer decision making process for someone choosing a college is nearly psychologically identical to the decision making process of someone buying a car.
Study hard, get a car. Horrible.
Have you heard about this story? Students at Manchester School of Technology can win a free car if they make the grade. Literally. If the student’s grades are high enough, they are entered into a raffle to win a free Ford Fiesta. Students who make