- 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.
E-mails show U-Va. board weighing move to oust president
“I expect to be bullet-ridden,” Helen Dragas told a board member in newly-released email messages.
Report finds for-profit colleges serve shareholders over students
A two-year investigation found that half of students who enrolled from 2008-09 left without a degree, and that for-profit colleges are better at recruitment than retention.
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Neither Sullivan nor Rector Helen Dragas knew how close the institution stood to joining Stanford University’s mass online partnership.
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