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Supreme Court Will Hear Appeal in Student Loan Case
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to consider an appeal of a dispute over the circumstances in which bankruptcy plans...
Illinois Admissions Scandal Follows Provost to California
The scandal over admissions at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign -- in which the politically connected received preference, many...
Frustrations Over Inquiry Into York U. Conference on Israel
Canada's Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council issued a statement Monday indicating that it has accepted assurances from York University...
Preliminary Numbers on Yellow Ribbon Participation
Monday was the deadline for colleges to sign up for the new Post-9/11 GI Bill's Yellow Ribbon Program, which allows...
Surprising Source of Grade Inflation
Virginia's high-stakes high school test -- and incentives used to get students to take it -- may have driven up grade point averages of college applicants from the commonwealth, study finds.
A No-Risk Tuition Increase?
With a projected $700 million cut on the horizon, California's community colleges could increase tuition with no impact on most students, new report says.
A College for History Only
Founder of non-traditional law school is creating undergraduate institution, hoping to apply similar ideas to keep costs unusually low for private higher education.
AAUP Censures 4 Colleges
In two cases, and another in which censure was lifted, focus was treatment of adjuncts. Association also drafts policies to call for more protections for graduate students.