For-Profit Colleges

While nonprofit colleges are forthcoming with their faculty lists, for-profit institutions are more reluctant -- irking some academic leaders.

WASHINGTON – After more than a year of wrangling, the last chance for colleges, associations and individuals to weigh in...

Education Department and accreditors say it's not their job to police colleges, and point to states. Wisconsin regulators are willing -- but not quite able -- to patrol the beat.

For-profit college turns to events co-branded with media outlets to change minds and critics wonder about the journalistic ethics of providing positive PR.

As policy debate rages about for-profit colleges' value, their enrollments continue to soar, nearing 12 percent of all students.

The Washington Post faces questions over its support for for-profit higher ed -- including visits to Congress by Don Graham on behalf of Kaplan.

For-profit giant -- under fire in Congress -- announces shifts in recruiting tactics.

Investors pledged to rescue a struggling nonprofit, but as its leadership keeps changing and its enrollment lags, university is on verge of losing accreditation.