Resolved: There’s no better time to introduce students to the life-changing experiences and […] The post The Patience to Hear Each Other Out: Integrating Debates and Discourse into Freshman Orientation appeared first on American Council of Trustees and Alumni.| American Council of Trustees and Alumni
While general knowledge remains poor, ACTA’s arts and sciences survey shows that students have a strong appetite for learning.| American Council of Trustees and Alumni
By Natalie Laroche, Program Manager for Debate Operations, Braver Angels Over the last two decades, negative views of the opposing party have become increasingly widespread. According to research conducted by Pew Research Center, in 1994, fewer than a quarter of Republicans and fewer than a fifth of Democrats had a very unfavorable view of the […] The post Sparking Civil Discourse in Cincinnati appeared first on American Council of Trustees and Alumni.| American Council of Trustees and Alumni
As Inside Higher Ed reported last week, Indiana, Ohio, Utah, and Texas’s mandates to review or remove public college programs with low enrollments could be the death of foreign language study. The post Outcomes and Human Connection Matter in College Cost Savings appeared first on American Council of Trustees and Alumni.| American Council of Trustees and Alumni
Image Credit: CE Energy News As the United States seeks to strengthen its global leadership in energy innovation, small modular reactors (SMRs) emerge as a powerful tool of diplomatic engagement in…| Georgetown Security Studies Review