PathwayConnect, a yearlong program created by Brigham Young University-Idaho, has graduated nearly 24,000 students by cutting marketing costs, stacking credentials, and mixing online classes with real-world meetups. What can other colleges learn from the endeavor?
Roadtrip Nation is known for its bright-green RVs that take students on career journeys. Mike Marriner, a founder of the group, describes how it continues to expand its mission to help people prepare for their lives after graduation.
The Chronicle’s re:Learning video series explores the new education landscape with innovators from within and outside academe.
A Michigan woman says it takes her only half an hour to alert the Education Department that a college appears to be violating disability-rights laws.
