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Lumina Documents State and Local Role in Completion Agenda
It may seem a daunting, if not impossible, task to get the United States to the widely heralded goal of...
Losing HOPE
Popular Georgia scholarship that spawned many other merit programs faces financial struggles, and policy makers concede some tough choices ahead.
The Impact of a Rigorous High School Curriculum
The ACT and the College Board have long noted that those who take strong college preparatory courses do better on...
U.S. Awards Emergency Management Grants to Campuses
The U.S. Education Department has awarded grants to 17 colleges in 12 states to help them create or expand campuswide...
A Death Benefit Lives On
Facing a retiree uproar, Dartmouth backtracks on plan to eliminate an unusual payout to the families of deceased employees.
Ditching Fall Semester
U. of Florida considers giving incoming students option of taking classes during spring and summer terms only — throughout their time at the university.
For-Profit Higher Ed Rewards Those Who Oppose New Rules
Members of Congress who have signed letters opposing proposed tougher regulations for for-profit higher education have seen their contributions from...
Anger Over Raise for U. of Kentucky President
The University of Kentucky Board of Trustees last week approved a $157,000 pay raise for Lee T. Todd Jr., the...