Answering the perennial question of what university education should be requires a return to first principles. Speak to many Duke students and you get the idea that the university is failing to shore ...

Among the many crises we face in the United States, the chief one is that we don’t know how to be free. Far too many students (and adults) think of liberty not as a condition requiring virtue and ...

On March 19, Rollins College will induct its third class into Phi Beta Kappa — the nation’s most prestigious academic honor society. The fact Rollins received a PBK chapter is itself a significant ...

Excellence in most any interesting or worthy human undertaking requires years of discipline and training. To perform at the highest levels of sports, the arts, law, medicine, commerce, teaching, ...

The Curricular Ecologies Learning Lab - or CELL - provides direct support to faculty and departments to revisit, revise, and refresh programmatic offerings with a “total curriculum” approach. The ...

Hendrix College today announced a comprehensive initiative to incorporate career preparation throughout its undergraduate liberal arts curriculum, introducing a semester-long workforce experience for ...

“Amid all the variations in the sense of the term liberal arts education, one factor is constant. What everyone who uses the term agrees on … is that a liberal arts education is one which is not aimed ...

Regardless of major, all students work to include the final curriculum for liberal education courses necessary to graduate. The purpose of liberal education is to provide the foundations and habits of ...

Of all the institutions that have plummeted in the eyes of America’s polarized society, none has fallen further than colleges and universities. According to a recent Gallup poll, confidence in higher ...

With the rapid expansion of artificial intelligence, it is almost impossible to keep up with the latest developments and changes that AI is bringing to industries and to people’s daily lives. From the ...

As my second year of studying engineering at the University of Connecticut comes to a close, I must admit that I have sometimes found myself wishing I had chosen a small liberal arts college ...