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Illinois Online Program Disappoints, but Still Awards Bonuses
The Global Campus of the University of Illinois, an online program that has been controversial with faculty members, has had...
From 10% Admissions to 8% Admissions?
For months, Texas legislators have been lobbied about the state's "10 percent" admissions law, which admits all high school graduates...
Schwarzenegger May Terminate Student Aid Program
How could things get worse in California, where voter rejection of a series of budget measures Tuesday has left public...
Newly Tenured ... at Maryville, New Haven, Valley City State
The following individuals have recently been awarded tenure by their colleges: Maryville University--Sam Hausfather, education--Carol Keyes, biological and physical sciences--Barbara...
California Calamity
After state voters nix a budget bailout, one community college district prepares to do what two-year institutions always try to avoid -- turn away students.
The Evolving Google Library
New deal with U. of Michigan offers more details on how the company plans to market the millions of digital copies of books it is creating. Will the skeptics be won over?
Arne Duncan, Free Marketeer
Questioned on college prices by House members, education secretary suggests that students and parents will increasingly abandon high-tuition institutions for less-costly alternatives.
Credit Limit
Congress passes legislation that will help shield students from credit card companies' aggressive tactics, but not everyone is cheering.