College Towns, where urbanism meets higher education.
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To Save Higher Ed, Melt Down Your Iron Gates
Editorial Note: This is a guest post in the “Summer School at College Towns” series.
Matthew J. Camp, PhD, is the founder of Campfire Strategies in Massachusetts, helping nonprofits develop political relationships, community power, and sus...
A New Way of Educating City Builders
Editorial Note: This is a guest post in the “Summer School at College Towns” series.
The guest post comes from Seth Zeren of Build the Next Right Thing. He is a recovering city planner turned neighborhood real estate developer, advocate, a...
Billionaires Revitalized Dead Colleges, Guerilla Bike Lane Sweeper, & More
Note: Around the College Town is my weekly links roundup article on urbanism and education. These posts mostly cover news that may have fallen through the cracks rather than the big events.
Billionaires Revitalized Dead Colleges...
Visa Restrictions for International Students Hurt Local Economies
Editorial Note: This is the second guest post in the “Summer School at College Towns” series.
This guest post comes from , is an Orange County educator whose experience has focused on combining her teaching of English as a Second Language...
Free vs. Faster Buses, Celebrities Want to be Professors, & More
Note: Around the College Town is my weekly links roundup article on urbanism and education. These posts mostly cover news that may have fallen through the cracks rather than the big events.
Free Buses vs. Fast Buses
New York C...
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Running the College Towns Substack here. Urbanism and higher education. Associate Professor at Soka University of America. Formerly known as @PoliticsAndEd on Old Twitter.
Former climate scientist, recovering city planner, neighborhood real estate developer, teacher, and advocate. Dad, husband, gamer, and steward of the city. The New School for City Builders.
Nico Hohman shares insights for leaders shaping tomorrow’s cities and campuses.
Host of The Berkshire Beat. Founder, Campfire Strategies http://www.campfire-strategies.com
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