About a  week ago I returned from an Art in China trip through the University of Oregon's art school. Ying Tan, an art professor at the University, led a group of fourteen art students to China to put on an exhibition with the Shandong School of Art and Design. In addition to putting on the exhibition we traveled around

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The first week of classes piggybacked its way into our lives once again. From an almost record-breaking number of freshman unleashed on campus to the first football game, and consequently, the first football loss of the season, yes, Baylor is back in session.

 

Last week, to start the year off, Baylo

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Circling Help Wanted Ad in Newspapers Clearly Unemployed (At your parents' house)
This is what happens when the most expensive school in the country has the worst career center in the world.

Taking courses this summer? No? Maybe you should. Check out this list of eight great classes to find out why summer learning can be fun!

Since Michigan OTR readers love when I complain about how great their school is, I figured I'd try it again.

As Maryland students get ready for the last week of school, depression begins to seep in as we realize that many schools are already done! Michigan, for instance, finished last week!

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The first and best JSchool in the world wants to know... what can they do to make the journalism school better/different for the next 100 years? So here's some ideas (feel free to send them your own, as Acting Dean Esther Thorson prompts in her video above):

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It's all in the title: UC Davis has received $100 million (the largest grant ever in UCD history) to launch the Betty Irene Moore School of Nursing. The funding took about 11 years to gather, with a goal to "graduate nurse leaders, educators, and researchers who will make positive, long-ter... MORE »

The Sacramento City Unified School District finally figured out that middle school is just about the fugliest time of our lives (emotionally and physically). They're going to start paying attention to middle schoolers, hoping to "improve education in the seventh an... MORE »