About a decade ago, my colleague Kim Steele and I did a comparison of the affordability of public higher education … Continued

Once upon a time, higher education was small.  Really small.  Only a very few people could enter it, and the value of … Continued

One of the trickiest things about developing smart higher education policy is that its clients are unbelievably diverse: privileged private-school … Continued

Harvard has a unique Governance structure.  Basically, it has two boards and no Senate.  One of the two boards – … Continued

This is the title of a recent-ish book (subtitle: a comparison between British Columbia, Ontario, and Quebec, 1980-2010) edited, and … Continued