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U. of Phoenix in Talks to Settle False Claims Lawsuit
The University of Phoenix is in discussions aimed at settling a lawsuit filed by former employees who accuse the for-profit...
Congress Passes Measure to Keep Government Operating
The Senate on Wednesday joined the House of Representatives in approving legislation that will keep all federal agencies operating through...
New Oxford Chief Wants American-Style Student Aid
Andrew Hamilton, the new vice chancellor of the University of Oxford, wants to bring major scholarships to the university to...
Book Protection Measure Angers Harvard Students
Students who live at Dunster House at Harvard University are angry that bars have been placed in front of the...
The Civic Engagement Gap
Students and faculty members both think colleges have a key role to play, but don't necessarily think that role is being fulfilled.
Presidents Setting Examples
Some college presidents work hard to set examples for students. At Northampton Community College, in Pennsylvania, Arthur Scott not only...
What Works for the Needy
Analysis of which financial aid programs most help low-income students says that simplicity often trumps targeting and finds promise in aid tied to academic performance and support services.
Forward Into the Cloud
With more students auto-forwarding e-mail to private accounts, even colleges that have not outsourced e-mail find it difficult to keep correspondence on their own servers.