The Chronicle of Higher Education

Money Talks

Innovative business programs at the University of Dayton build student skills with real-world experience in investing, trading and creating businesses.

Ship Sunk Four Centuries Ago Virtually Reconstructed In 3-D At Texas A&M

Sunk in 1606, the Portuguese merchant ship Nossa Senhora dos Martires is sailing again — in 3-D presently but perhaps one day in reality. If the cyber-replicated vessel ever does hit the high seas, the way will have been paved by the research of a persevering Texas A&M University nautical archaeologist combined with the high-tech applied study of a graduate student well versed in computer-based visualization techniques.

Autonomous robots at UNT

UNT engineering researchers are building a network of wireless sensors to equip robots to communicate with each other, work that would help NASA collect unprecedented data on the moon, on Mars and in space.

Going to Scale

Nationally, about one-third of college students will transfer at some point. At The City University of New York, the scale of transfer is even greater. Large numbers of our more than 200,000 matriculated undergraduates transfer not only among the 18 schools and colleges offering undergraduate degrees at the University, but also from other colleges and universities into CUNY.

World-class Campuses

Amity University benchmarks its campuses only against the best universities across the world.

Exploring Goethe University Frankfurt

Lively, urban, international: Discover Goethe University Frankfurt – a research-oriented university in the heart of Germany.
Brick by Brick

Set High Expectations—And Exceed Them!

The Schemel Forum is one of The University of Scranton’s newest endeavors – an academic program that evolved from one man’s desire to study Dante’s “The Divine Comedy” and grew organically into an annual array of intellectual and cultural offerings.