ACT’s College Admission Testing Grows, But Scores Stagnate The Washington Post ACT’s College Admission Testing Grows, But Scores Stagnate
College Conferences Try to Block Athletes Who Have Violent Pasts The New York Times College Conferences Try to Block Athletes Who Have Violent Pasts
Why Your Doctor Won’t Friend You on Facebook National Public Radio Why Your Doctor Won’t Friend You on Facebook Nathaniel DeNicola of the Perelman School of Medicine is quoted about helping write social media guidelines for the American College of Obstetricians.
Video: Virginia Frat’s ‘Demeaning’ Display Highlights Crux of College Assault Culture Christian Science Monitor Video: Virginia Frat’s ‘Demeaning’ Display Highlights Crux of College Assault Culture Dropping a child off a college for the first time is a bittersweet moment for parents – and students. For families arriving at Old Dominion University in Virginia this past weekend, that moment was tinged with an additional layer of discomfort thanks to a trio of lewd banners draped from the balcony of a fraternity house welcoming freshman women to campus. The university chapter of Sigma Nu has since been suspended by the fraternity’s national organization, pending an investigation, for the “derogatory and demeaning language used on the banners.”
As Coursera Evolves, Colleges Stay On and Investors Buy In Chronicle of Higher Education As Coursera Evolves, Colleges Stay On and Investors Buy In
Why You Should Make a Very Precise Offer When You’re Negotiating New York Magazine Why You Should Make a Very Precise Offer When You’re Negotiating Maurice Schweitzer of the Wharton School is cited for conducting collaborative research on negotiation tactics and the psychology behind them.
Pope Francis Memorabilia Gets Really Cheesy; Mozzarella, Anyone? The Wall Street Journal Pope Francis Memorabilia Gets Really Cheesy; Mozzarella, Anyone? Jonah Berger of the Wharton School comment comments on marketers who hope to capitalize off the papal visit in terms of selling memorabilia.