In Montpelier, Vermont, the Greenway Institute is being established, a completely new college that wants to reorganize higher education differently. On a nineteenth-century campus, the school combines practice-oriented learning under the guidance of faculty with the elimination of redundant administrative layers and luxury facilities to reduce costs. Founder Mark Somerville, former provost of Olin College of Engineering, says this is...

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