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Fading Affordability

College affordability has declined in 45 states since 2008, with low- and middle-income students in particular feeling the pinch, new study finds.

More Educated, More Liberal

Study finds those with graduate education not only lean more to the left than do other Americans, but have done so increasingly in the last two decades.

State Support Recovering, but Not Recovered

For the second year in a row, public colleges relied more on state funding and less on tuition revenue, reversing a recent trend.
Opinion

Trump and the Limits of Neutrality

While speaking out about a presidential election as a college president can be difficult, writes Brian Rosenberg, remaining silent can sometimes be antithetical to the mission of higher education.

Monitoring the Gatekeepers

Obama administration continues to turn up pressure on accreditors, promising in new letter to measure the agencies against their peers and urging more focus on student achievement and troubled colleges.

CCSF Back on the Brink

Taxpayers in California and San Francisco helped City College sort out its accreditation crisis and loss of a third of its students. But the new money runs dry soon, and faculty plan strike next week over brewing budget fight.

Accreditor Victory in Duel With CFPB

Federal judge rules Consumer Financial Protection Bureau lacks the authority to investigate for-profit-college accreditors.

Public Good, Private Money

Businesses, nonprofits and communities are turning to private dollars for help in establishing free community college programs.