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Fixing Debt
In the face of economic and political uncertainty, colleges are working to convert potentially volatile debt to a more stable form, but peace of mind comes at a cost.
Avoiding Showdown on Agents
Admissions group holds off on adopting rule that would explicitly bar commission-based payments to recruit international students.
Audit Raises Questions on U. of California Spending
A state audit has criticized the University of California at Los Angeles for spending money from a student activities fund...
Slow Pace of Title IX Investigations
Under the Obama administration, the Education Department's Office for Civil Rights is gaining a reputation for tougher and speedier enforcement...
Bid to Stop Union of Research Assistants at Michigan
The University of Michigan Board of Regents has voted, over administrators' objections, to allow research assistants to unionize. But the...
More Transparent Than a President Bargained For
Like many university presidents, Daniel Woolf, of Queen's University, in Canada, prepares periodic private memos for his board about challenges...
U.S. Immigration Officials Raid Unaccredited College in Virginia
Officials from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement raided the building of an unaccredited university in Virginia Thursday and told its...