08.25.2024 | TEAGLE IN THE NEWS

Students First: Creating Transfer-Friendly Higher Education Pathways for Vermont

Four additional colleges have signed on to the New England Transfer Guarantee supported by Teagle, creating new pathways.
Students First: Creating Transfer-Friendly Higher Education Pathways for Vermont >
07.29.2024 | TEAGLE IN THE NEWS

Invitations to Practice Democracy: How Campuses Can Reimagine Public Spaces to Inspire Constructive

This essay reflects on the vital role of colleges as what Teagle president Andrew Delbanco calls "rehearsal spaces for democracy."
Invitations to Practice Democracy: How Campuses Can Reimagine Public Spaces to Inspire Constructive >
07.25.2024 | STAFF WRITINGS

Is a presidency, with all its challenges, still a dream job?

Teagle board member Mary Dana Hinton reflects on the vocation of college presidency and its challenges and rewards.
Is a presidency, with all its challenges, still a dream job? >
06.13.2024 | TEAGLE IN THE NEWS

America Must Face Its Civic Crisis

The Teagle Foundation is helping a growing number of colleges and universities to reinvigorate civics education and help students learn from the nation's past in order to address today's sociopolitical challenges.
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06.13.2024 | TEAGLE IN THE NEWS

AI or not, students must still learn to think for themselves

Purdue University's Cornerstone: Learning for Living program gives students necessary skills to read critically and communicate their ideas—especially in the age of AI.
AI or not, students must still learn to think for themselves >
05.30.2024 | TEAGLE IN THE NEWS

What do college students learn, anyway?

In S2:E8 of College Uncovered, Teagle president Andrew Delbanco and Sarah Igo discuss the purpose of college and reimagining general education.
What do college students learn, anyway? >