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NYU Drops National Merit Scholarship Program

New York University is dropping out of the National Merit Scholarship Program, becoming the latest institution to say that it...

ABA Pledges to Force Law Schools to Release More Jobs Data

The American Bar Association is pledging that it will force law schools to release more information about how their graduates...

President Quits to Save Money

Richard Rubasmen will quit as president of Sierra Nevada College to help the college save money, The North Tahoe Bonanza...

Myths of Online Education

At Educause, learning technology experts challenge some of the critiques they hear.

'Urgent' Warning on Aid Fraud

Education Department calls on colleges to do more to prevent and detect financial aid "fraud rings."

No More 'Asylum' for Greek Academics

State repeals ban against police on campus after reports of criminal activity.

A New Tea(m) on the Field

Tea Party groups expect to influence statewide elections to pick new members of Michigan's higher education governing boards.

Ohio's Completion Agenda

Chancellor of Ohio's higher ed system wants to end remedial education at four-year universities. Critics say the policy could hurt minority and low-income students.