- Daniel de Vise
- Reporter
Daniel de Visé is higher education reporter at the Washington Post and author of the College Inc. blog. He has worked as a journalist for 20 years, including stints at the Boca Raton News, Long Beach Press-Telegram, San Diego Union Tribune and Miami Herald. He is a graduate of Wesleyan and Northwestern Universities.
A bachelor’s degree for $10,000
Excelsior College offers a fairly cheap BA for students who are willing to do some independent study.
Washington’s first academic earthquake drill
Students and employees of Catholic University conducted an earthquake drill, perhaps the first time any school in the region has tested its tectonic wits.
Shopping for calculators the night before the SAT
In this book excerpt, our guest blogger gives a brief history of college entrance testing and explains the difference between “aptitude” and “assessment.”
Female VMI cadets offended by sexist online posts
Dozens of postings to a photo-caption Web site amount to personal attacks against specific female students at the tax-funded Virginia Military Institute.
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