Midday on Higher Education

Midday host Tom Hall visited the Goucher College Prison Education program in 2014. Nearly 10 years later, Tom discusses how the program has evolved.

Fewer US high school students, especially Blacks, are opting for a 4-year college run. Two education reporters and two college administrators join us to discuss what's driving the trend, and to assess prospects for American higher education.

The 56 year-old chemist and university professor talks about her new role as UMBC president, and her vision for the university.

The president of Coppin State U. discusses his priorities, after two years on the job, for the vaunted Baltimore HBCU institution.

The retiring UMBC president, educator, and civic leader looks back on an influential career, and ahead to his next challenges.

Today, it’s another edition of Midday on Higher Education, our occasional series of conversations with the leaders of Maryland’s colleges and…

Today, it’s another installment of Midday on Higher Education, our series of conversations with the leaders of the region’s colleges and universities.…

Now, another installment of Midday on Higher Education, our occasional series of conversations with the leadership of the region's colleges and…

Today, it’s another in our series, Midday on Higher Education.Tom’s guest in Studio A is Johns Hopkins University President Ron Daniels. There is no…

Today, it’s another in our series, Midday on Higher Education, in which Tom sits down with the presidents of Maryland colleges and universities to talk…