Institutions

Community college experts team up to develop a guide to help colleges and universities build success transfer pathways and increase bachelor's completion.

Too often, service learning prioritizes students over the people with whom they work, Randy Stoecker argues in a new book.

Over the next nine years, the country will be short as many as 95,000 doctors. To attract them to underserved areas, medical schools are forming regional partnerships.

As he departs as president of the Association of American Universities, Hunter R. Rawlings III considers where leading research universities are today.

U of Maine used tuition-matching campaign to force its way into conversation with other Northeastern flagships. Move boosted freshman commitments, but none of the targeted campuses are admitting to losing applicants.

The nearly shuttered college did not hit its May 1 goal for admissions, but leaders hope to snag more students during the summer melt period in the rebuilding effort.

National accreditor ACICS, which faces an existential threat for being too lax with bad actors like Corinthian Colleges, tried to yank its approval of Bristol U, a deeply troubled for-profit. But a judge blocked the accreditor's move.