Academics

The future of radio is at stake. As we quickly move into the 21st Century, our consumers are changing their listening mediums and we must stay abreast of those listening needs and modes.
Traditional college radio broadcasts may be lost in translation if they cannot keep up with technological changes. Some radio broadcast owners are ignoring [...]

The Wall Street Journal presents “Inside The Admissions Office.” Students across America sent in their questions expert Deans of Admissions from eight top colleges provide the real answers. In this clip, the director of admissions at the University of Vermont gives her take on how homeschooled students can make themselves into stellar applicants.

College sports bring in big dollars every year on the major college level. These programs bring $30 and sometimes $40 million dollars per year to the universities and colleges and the players get nothing. These are the same players who are breaking their backs for the university day in and day out and can’t get [...]

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some more comments and video from a recent womens basketball game at Temple University vs. UMass.

I know there is a game on tonight i just don’t know what channel it comes on. by the way i live in north carolina and i have time warner cable.

Mortuary Science Program Coordinator Tim Krause of Carl Sandburg College, Galesburg, Illinois (www.sandburg.edu) provides suggestions for those who are considering a career in Funeral Service and what they should know about applying to a Mortuary Science College. Interview by Robin Heppell of www.funeralfuturist.com.

Purchase College produces some of the best visual artists in the nation so we asked Purchase College students to produce this commercial instead of outsourcing to some media company. This commercial ran on Comedy Central, movie theaters, and on PTV (our student owned and run campus television channel). Feel free to tell us what you [...]

Image taken on 2009-06-05 15:47:01 by BodogGirl.

Middlebury College Dean of Admissions Robert Clagett gives some advice on managing the stress of the admissions process.