The number of students to graduate on time from UT reached record highs this year, with 60.9 percent of undergraduates earning their degrees in four years or less....
In spring 2011, UT announced it had set the ambitious goal of getting 70 percent of undergraduate students out the door in four years by 2016, instead of the...
This op-ed first appeared on TribTalk.
Rich students usually graduate from college. Poor students usually don’t.
That’s the theory The New York Times Magazine put...
This article was first published on Inside Higher Ed.
It seems like almost every week we hear new calls for higher education to improve its performance in the area...
In 2012’s State of the University address, President Powers announced an initiative to bump up graduation rates to an unprecedented 70 percent by 2017. One...
Dr. David Laude outlines the University’s commitment to student success, in the classroom and beyond.
Laude is the senior vice provost for enrollment and...
A two-day Board of Regents meeting saw an extensive discussion of priorities and progress at UT-Austin. We break down the issues.
What was the occasion?
The UT...
In his State of the Union address, the President spoke about college affordability and accountability. We compare UT against its national peer group.
On Tuesday...
Ohio State University president E. Gordon Gee is leading a national movement focused on completion rates—and he’s pointing to UT as a model.
At an invitation-only...
