Beleaguered? Not teachers, a poll on ‘well-being’ finds

A new analysis of polling data from the Gallup-Healthways Well-Being Index that examines “well-being” as measured by a number of indicators, including physical and emotional health, job satisfaction and feelings of community and safety, found that teachers ranked second only to physicians.

Lukaszuk looks to fight province’s low post-secondary enrolment through ‘creative means’

After imposing some of the most-severe cuts to the post-secondary sector in decades, Alberta’s head of higher education has taken aim at the province’s low participation rate.

University of Texas business school receives $25 million gift from alumnus

The University of Texas at Austin has announced a $25 million gift from alumnus and Dallas businessman Robert B. Rowling and his family for construction of a building that will house the graduate programs of the Red McCombs School of Business.

Gee forms partnership in Brazil, aims to take Ohio State global

President E. Gordon Gee told members of the Columbus Metropolitan Club that Ohio State has the potential to become the leading global institution in America, but before that potential could be realized, he had to take a trip to the most populous city in South America.