Looking Beyond the Enrollment Cliff with Professor Nathan Grawe
Joining Howard Teibel today in conversation is Dr. Nathan Grawe, distinguished teaching professor of the social sciences at Carleton college, where he has served on the faculty since 1999. You might have seen Nathan's work as it relates to the framing of the enrollment cliff, something that's bee...
YCBK 251: Why Dartmouth dropped 5 varsity sports
In this episode you will hear: (07:44) Mark and Dave discuss a March 29th article by Kyle Mullins in the Dartmouth, the nation's oldest college newspaper entitled, "The Right Play". The article looks at how many varsity sports Dartmouth offers that are rarely played in high school. Mullins looks ...
Arresting Trump & declining college enrollment
Hour 1: Jason talked with listeners about the impending indictment of the former President and the political fallout. Then Dr. Nathan Grawe talked with him about declining college enrollment and it's effect on small towns.
How will declining enrollment affect small college towns?
Dr. Nathan Grawe from Carleton College studies college enrollment patterns and is concerned that some small towns that depend on their colleges for economic sustenance could be in trouble.
College (sports) heads toward a cliff
American higher education is about to have a big numbers problem on its hands, and it could affect college football in significant ways (albeit probably not for the Ohio States and Alabamas of the world). Alex interviews Dr. Nathan Grawe, an expert on the "enrollment cliff" that's rapidly approac...
Foreign Students and U.S. Higher Education (Re-broadcast)
United States colleges and universities currently enrol about 900,000 international students, representing 5% of all students – although the percentage of foreign students varies widely across institutions. Many colleges and universities would be hurt by policies that limit the number of foreign ...
Live from DisruptED with Nathan Grawe
In this bonus episode recorded live at the Collegis Education DisruptED summit in Phoenix, we spoke with Nathan Grawe from Carleton College about the realities behind higher education’s enrollment decline and the looming demographic “cliff.” They explore how shifting birth rates and declining enr...
The college enrollment cliff is here: Now what?
America’s college campuses are entering a period of major change. The pool of traditional college-age students is shrinking, and many young people are rethinking whether college is worth the cost.
MPR News guest host Kerri Miller and her guests talk about why colleges are expecting fewer students...
MI6 Veteran Warns Against Politicizing Intelligence; World Robot Conference
President Donald Trump is betting new sanctions and economic pressure can force Tehran to accept a deal to end the war on US terms. Iran's Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps may be impervious to such pressure and has plenty of ways to retaliate, including military strikes across the Gulf. The US e...
