CCAP is dedicated to research on the issues of rising costs and stagnant efficiency in higher education, with special emphasis on the United States.
09.02.2010
Americans Borrow 126 Billion a Year for College
by Andrew Gillen

I did a radio show with Steve Scher this afternoon on student loans. (I started off a bit rocky, but eventually recovered). While preparing for it, I accidentally came up w...
09.02.2010
Links for 9/2/10
Mark Bauerlein (and James Seaton)
The NATC claims to deal with 'theory,' not with 'literary theory' and with 'criticism,' not 'literary criticism.' …. The strategic omission of 'liter...
09.02.2010
More Evidence of the Regressive Athletics Tax
by: Matthew Denhart

The much anticipated college football season begins this week, and surprise, the opening games will be on a weeknight.

Yesterday's
What if College Tenure Dies?
Richard Vedder participated in the NY Time's Room for Debate forum on the question: What if College Tenure Dies?
When Good Loans Go Bad
Daniel L. Bennett discusses who should be held responsible for student loans that go sour in an article for Forbes.com