Do quality and completion rates go hand-in-hand? High-achieving Massachusetts students who accepted scholarships to attend public, in-state institutions (rather than more selective, private ones) didn’t graduate on time, according to a new study that tries to draw a link between college quality and completion rates. (Harvard Kennedy School)
“That applause you hear in the background is the blood pressure of our students, faculty and staff.” Pork is banned at Paul Quinn College in Texas in an effort to promote healthier lifestyles. (Inside Higher Ed)
Neither looks very appetizing. This infographic compares the qualities and standards of a school lunch with those of a prison lunch. (Good Magazine)
What’s your #edpain? Leave your edu-gripes here. (Digital Harbor Foundation)
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Constance Clark 
Peter Cookson Jr. 
Thomas Dawson 
Joni Finney 
Andrew Gillen 
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Jeff Selingo 
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3/21/2013 | Andrew Gillen tells the 
4/5/2013 | Jordan Weissman discusses Andrew Gillen’s Higher Ed Data Central and the increase in college tuition in 
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