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Edison State Moves to Fire Official Who Reported Academic Wrongdoing
The president of Edison State College said Tuesday that he plans to fire the institution's top academic administrator for insubordination...
Academic Minute: Predicting Student Performance
In today’s Academic Minute, Hamilton College's Paul Wyckoff examines why holding teachers and students responsible for poor school performance ignores...
Stanford Teams with City College for Edge in New York Competition
Stanford University, one of the frontrunners in a competition held by New York City to secure a plot of land...
Report: Private Loan Borrowing Increased
As enrollment at for-profit colleges boomed and the economy weakened, more students took out private loans, according to a report...
Czech University Plan Would Include Tuition
Czech officials have released a draft plan for a reform of the nation's universities, and one controversial measure would add...
For-Profit Association Guides Members on Dealing With Vendors
The Association of Private Sector Colleges and Universities today released a guidance document for how its member institutions should work...
Law School Recovers $173,000 Its Controller Stole
New England Law Boston announced that it recovered $173,000 that its former controller, Douglas Leman, stole between September 2008 and...