May 16, 2007
Finally!
After years of discussion, Harvard University has settled on a new undergraduate curriculum. Students will take courses in seven areas, including “sciences of living systems” and “ethical reasoning.”
Harvard’s deliberations have been watched closely because its decisions on such matters often influence other institutions. An earlier proposal drew notice because of its emphasis on the study of religion, but that requirement was subsequently dropped. —Thomas Bartlett
A new site from The Chronicle presents graduation rates across states and institutions, puts them in context, and allows you to compare them.
Use The Chronicle's exclusive tool to explore the salaries of chief executives at 190 research institutions—and to get a sense of what the numbers mean.
Criticized for rising pay among its presidents, California State trustees struggle to appease critics without losing competitive edge in recruitment.
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This is the university that invented the electrical engineer. And much more.
The Technische Universität (TU) Darmstadt is one of Germany’s leading technical universities. Its roughly 270 professors, 3,500 employees,...
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