Art School Debt Trap Grows
Art schools promise success, but many graduates face crushing debt and a lack of practical skills, highlighting a systemic mismatch between cost and career readiness.
#Art Education#MFA Programs#Student Debt
#Higher Education
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Dartmouth Arts Center Completes Major Renovation
Dartmouth College's Hopkins Center for the Arts has completed a $128 million renovation and expansion by Snøhetta, adding new theatre and dance spaces and modernizing facilities.
#Dartmouth College#Hopkins Center for the Arts#Snøhetta
Cleveland State University Transfers Radio Station Operations
Cleveland State University transferred WCSB 89.3 operations to Ideastream Public Media without payment, gaining a board seat for its president. The station is now JazzNEO, sparking controversy.
#Cleveland State University#Ideastream Public Media#WCSB 89.3
Architecture Deans Discuss Fall Semester Goals
Leading architecture school deans across the U.S. share their fall semester goals, focusing on housing, climate change, technology, and community engagement, while some emphasize traditional craft ove
#Architecture Education#Higher Education#Sustainability
Australian Humanities Face Funding and Enrollment Challenges
Australian humanities face accelerated decline due to funding changes, enrollment caps, and rising fees. New policies threaten arts and social sciences, raising concerns over graduate debt and interna
#Humanities#Higher Education#Australia
Harvard Orchestra Suspended Over Hazing Allegations
The historic Harvard-Radcliffe Orchestra has been suspended for the remainder of the academic year after a university investigation confirmed hazing violations.
#Harvard University#Classical Music#Higher Education
Notre Dame Architecture School Receives Historic $150 Million Gift
Notre Dame's School of Architecture received a record $150 million gift from alumnus Matthew Walsh and his wife, Joyce, expanding its global reach and research.
#Notre Dame#School of Architecture#Matthew Walsh