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Dan Bauman

Staff Reporter
The Chronicle of Higher Education

Stories by This Author

'Flabbergasted'
By Karin Fischer, Dan Bauman October 28, 2024
India was the powerhouse of post-pandemic foreign-student growth — until this summer.
Access & Affordability
By Dan Bauman October 21, 2024
Despite widely held assumptions among consumers, the average net price for undergraduate tuition has actually decreased, when adjusted for inflation, for more than a decade.
California Dreaming
By Dan Bauman October 9, 2024
Accreditor woes have complicated the institution’s inroads to the Golden State.
'Shocking and Sudden'
By Eric Kelderman, Dan Bauman June 5, 2024
The University of the Arts gave students and employees just seven days’ notice that it would shut its doors. “It didn’t appear to be a hair-on-fire situation,” one administrator said.
'A Very Challenging Environment'
By Dan Bauman April 22, 2024
The Chronicle identified at least nine institutions that have withdrawn larger-than-typical sums to comply with bondholders, cover operations, or even finance capital projects.
Double Dip?
By Dan Bauman February 7, 2024
The Census had once forecast the contingent of 18-year-olds rebounding in the middle of the next decade. Its latest projections show the population shrinking further.
Austerity Ahead
By Dan Bauman December 14, 2023
A flawed budget model and excess spending are among the reasons given by administrators for “draconian cuts.”
Tight Bonds
By David Jesse, Dan Bauman November 13, 2023
Lake Erie College found itself staring down possible closure. “I don’t want to be another story in The Chronicle,” the president told its bondholders, pleading for relief.
International Enrollments
By Karin Fischer, Dan Bauman October 9, 2023
Both countries saw big bumps in new students, a Chronicle analysis of visa data shows.
Campus Safety
By Kate Hidalgo Bellows, Dan Bauman October 4, 2023
Destroyed safety records, a fear-driven “culture of silence,” and a failure to account for all of the university’s properties were among the biggest bombshells.