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  • Audio: Why We Doubt Scientific Findings
    The Diane Rehm Show (NPR)

    Audio: Why We Doubt Scientific Findings

    Kathleen Hall Jamieson of the Annenberg Public Policy Center discusses why many Americans doubt science.


    Mar 4, 2015

    Rendell Center moves to Penn
    Philadelphia Inquirer

    Rendell Center moves to Penn

    President Amy Gutmann is quoted about the Rendell Center for Civics & Civic Engagement’s relocation to the Annenberg Public Policy Center.


    Mar 4, 2015

    Shock Over Sweet Briar’s Closing Turns to Somber Questions
    The Washington Post

    Shock Over Sweet Briar’s Closing Turns to Somber Questions

    The first reactions were of shock: Tears, disbelief, hugs, silence. But then the questions began. Sweet Briar College’s president stunned faculty, students, alumnae and parents Tuesday when he announced that, because of “insurmountable financial challenges” the women’s college in Virginia would abruptly close this summer.

    Mar 4, 2015

    How One University Unexpectedly Found Itself Ranked Among the ’25 Most Dangerous Colleges’
    Chronicle of Higher Education

    How One University Unexpectedly Found Itself Ranked Among the ’25 Most Dangerous Colleges’

    A colleague told Tom Delahunt the news: Drake University had been named one of the nation’s "25 Most Dangerous Colleges." In early February a website called FindTheBest.com published a ranking of institutions with the most reported crimes per student, based on an analysis of campus statistics. AOL, Fox News, and several other media outlets reproduced the list, on which Drake was No.

    Mar 4, 2015

    Do Business-School Rankings Matter?
    The Wall Street Journal

    Do Business-School Rankings Matter?

    There’s still a business case for business-school rankings, depending on where a school falls in the pecking order. At a time when elite M.B.A. programs thrive and lower-tier programs struggle to attract applicants, some deans say a high ranking can help them reach new prospective applicants or appease status-conscious donors.


    Mar 4, 2015

    Shocking Decision at Sweet Briar
    Inside Higher Ed

    Shocking Decision at Sweet Briar

    Sweet Briar College announced Tuesday that it is shutting down at the end of this academic year. Small colleges close or merge from time to time, more frequently since the economic downturn started in 2008. But the move is unusual in that Sweet Briar still has a meaningful endowment, regional accreditation and some well-respected programs.

    Mar 4, 2015

    How the Internet Was Saved…and Why the Battle Continues
    Huffington Post

    How the Internet Was Saved…and Why the Battle Continues

    Victor Pickard of the Annenberg School for Communication writes about the Federal Communications Commission’s decision to pass strong net neutrality protections.


    Mar 3, 2015