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NCAA Division I Members Back Multiyear Scholarships for Athletes
The colleges in the National Collegiate Athletic Association's Division I voted last week to uphold their ability to award multiyear...
UC Davis Settles Title IX Suit
The University of California has paid $1.35 million to settle a lawsuit that said the institution discriminated against women by...
California Regulators Shut Down a For-Profit
California regulators have shut down the Institute of Medical Education, a for-profit institution with 250 students, citing operational, accreditation and...
U.S. Advisory Panel Seeks Feedback on Accreditation Proposal
The Education Department's advisory committee on accreditation is seeking comment on a draft of its final recommendations for Education Secretary...
Senators Introduce New Bill on Veterans and For-Profits
A group of U.S. senators on Thursday proposed legislation that would make it harder for for-profit colleges to enroll substantial...
Associate Athletic Director Fired for Scalping
St. John's University, in New York, fired its associate athletic director this week for ticket scalping, Bloomberg reported. The university...
Hockfield to Leave Presidency of MIT
Susan Hockfield announced Thursday that she plans to step down as president of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. "The institute...
Report Praises Maryland Higher Ed but Cites Problems for Underserved
Maryland's higher education system is among the country's strongest in college attainment and productivity, but is leaving the state's minority...