History of Education

Coeducation policy history is the record of how governments, churches and schools decided whether boys and girls, and later men

Women in higher education were excluded from universities for most of their history, and the story of how they gained

Higher education access debates are arguments about who should be able to attend college and on what terms. They have

Student activism and education have been linked for as long as there have been organized schools and universities. Students have

Community college evolution is the story of how a modest idea, offering the first two years of college close to

Morrill Act education refers to the model of public higher education created by the Morrill Act of 1862, a federal

Land grant colleges are American public institutions that grew from federal support for practical higher education, with a mission to

Mass higher education growth describes the twentieth-century shift in which universities and colleges stopped serving a narrow elite and began

COI and Learning by Mail brings together two eras of distance education: the Community of Inquiry framework, usually shortened to

Open University Models changed higher education by asking a radical question: what if a university admitted adults without requiring prior