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Crackdown on For-Profits
Tough new regulations are unlikely this year in Washington, but in California a new state law, hearings and multiple investigations are kicking off.
Academic Minute: Are Video Games Beneficial?
In today’s Academic Minute, Douglas Gentile of Iowa State University reveals the positive and negative side of exposure to video...
Audit Challenges Oversight of Foreign Medical Schools
The U.S. Education Department's federal student aid office has fallen short in several ways of ensuring that foreign medical schools...
Cal State Announces Deal on E-Textbooks
Following a major e-textbook pilot last year, the California State University System announced Wednesday that it has cut a deal...
New Reporting Requirements Proposed for Teacher Ed
A draft of new regulations proposed as part of the Education Department's negotiated rule making process for teacher preparation programs...
Silenced Student Speaks on Contraception Mandate
WASHINGTON -- The Georgetown University law student who one week ago wasn't permitted to speak at a Congressional hearing on...
Clogging the Drain
Some American universities have partnerships that seek to stop brain drain and educate future leaders in the developing world.
New Programs: Religious Studies, International Education Management, Military Health
Case Western Reserve University is starting an M.A. program in religious studies. Monterey Institute of International Studies, of Middlebury College...