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Interview with an Expert - Podcast

Redesigning A College Website

Eric Hodgson discusses when and how colleges should approach a website redesign process. He encourages colleges to determine what’s broken and then suggests ways to handle the website remodel. Eric also mentions several new tools that may be helpful when conducting the redesign.

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Top Stories

U. of Evansville President Arrested on Drunken-Driving Charges

In a statement released today by the university, Stephen G. Jennings acknowledged making “a very serious mistake” and apologized.

Petitions Are Filed for Arizona and Nebraska Referenda on Affirmative Action

The backers of a similar measure in Colorado filed petitions months ago, but legal challenges may complicate such campaigns.

Oklahoma's Matching-Gift Backlog Booms Despite Moratorium

Instead of helping to clear a $225-million backlog of matching-gift obligations, a July 1 moratorium on the program has set back the state even more.

Italian-American Groups Rally to Save Advanced Placement Test in Italian

The Italian ambassador to the United States is leading efforts to raise money to continue the examination.

U. of Chicago Students Scramble After Lender Pulls Out

The Illinois Student Assistance Commission is ending its “school as lender” arrangement with the university.

In The News

Faculty Meeting Theater

The Yakker, the Regurgitator, the Snoozer -- do you recognize yourself (or a colleague?) in Al Campbell's review of those timeless campus productions?

A Healthy Partnership?

In a state known for competition among its public colleges and universities, Nevada higher education officials hope a health care crisis will be the cause for cooperation.
 
 
 

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