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Why Oxford Asks Those Questions
The University of Oxford is famous for asking applicants for admission unusual questions ("Here is a cactus. Tell me about...
Internet Gambling Up Among College-Age Men
The percentage of college-age men who gamble on the Internet at least once a month has increased to 16 percent...
Harvard Has Cash on Hand
Despite its wealth Harvard University found itself seriously cash-strapped in the last two years, with relatively small sums of liquid...
Anger Over Cartoons in UConn Newspaper
Editors of The Daily Campus, the student newspaper at the University of Connecticut, are developing new policies in the wake...
Everest Found to Use Incorrect Job Placement Statistics
Job placement statistics from Everest College, part of the for-profit Corinthian Colleges, sometimes list people as employed who never held...
Annual Report on Minority Access Highlights Gender Gap
The American Council on Education today releases its annual report on the status of minority group members in higher education...
Brand New Dilemma
Many colleges now see branding campaigns as a competitive necessity, but it's a tricky task that seems invariably to invite critics.
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