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Online Education Grows in Asia
As Internet connectivity has spread in Asia, so has distance education, which is increasingly seen as a viable alternative even...
Saudi Arabia Opens Its Largest Women's College
Saudi Arabia on Sunday opened the campus of Princess Nora bint Abdulrahman University, which, with an enrollment of up to...
FIPSE Calls Off Grant Competition
The U.S. Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education in March sought applications for its "comprehensive" grant program, with the...
U.S. Eases Immigration Rules for Foreign STEM Graduates
Days after a speech in which President Obama vowed to reform U.S. immigration policy in part by making it easier...
2-Year Colleges Set Limits on Foreign Athletes
The National Junior College Athletic Association's board has voted to limit the number of non-U.S. athletes to one-fourth of scholarship...
Improved Liquidity for Higher Ed
The economic downturn of fall 2008 left many colleges -- even wealthy institutions -- with cash flow problems, as their...
New Evidence on Science Education Reforms
Carl Wieman, the Nobel laureate at the University of British Columbia, has released new findings to show that the right...
Pearson Announces Partnership on Lecture Capture
In the latest of a slew of higher-ed publishers to join forces with lecture capture companies, the e-learning giant Pearson...