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In an environment of declining public funding and rising tuition rates, many public universities in the US are moving toward a “progressive tuition model” that attempts to invest approximately one-third of tuition income into institutional financial aid for lower-income and middle-class students. The objective is to mitigate the cost of rising tuition and keep college affordable. But is this model as currently formulated working?

David P. Gardner Research Seminar on Higher Education

Dr. Gwilym Croucher Featured in University World News Article

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CSHE Research and Occasional Paper Series (ROPS)

The Center for Studies in Higher Education (CSHE) is pleased to announce the following new additions to the Research and Occasional Papers Series (ROPS):

For a limited time, CSHE is pleased to share a free e-book copy of Envisioning the Asian New Flagship University: Its Past and Vital Future by John Aubrey Douglass & John N. Hawkins via the following link: 

Link: E-Book Author's Copy
Password: AsiaNewFlagship

The University of California: Creating, Nurturing, and Maintaining Academic Quality in a Public University Setting by C. Judson King, University of California (January 2018)

The University of California: Creating, Nurturing, and Maintaining Academic Quality in a Public University Setting

December 19, 2017 - Video recordings and photographs from the New Nationalism & Universities Conference on November 16- 17 are now available on our 

University World News Special Report on CSHE@60 Conference New Nationalism and Universities

CSHE's Senior Research Fellow, John A. Douglass, shares his remarks exploring the influence of nationalism on major national universities around the world.