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Former U. of Phoenix Official Faces Murder Charges
Michael Berkowitz, who formerly was director of enrollment at the University of Phoenix, is facing murder charges in Colorado, The...
Suddenly Ineligible
As details emerge on Republican plans to cut Pell Grant spending, many say it could be worse, while community colleges see a "body blow."
Hot Button Decisions in California
Governor signs bill to give aid to undocumented students, and rejects bill that would have tried to undo state ban on consideration of race in admissions decisions.
Academic Minute: Chinese Factories and Italian Fashion
In today’s Academic Minute, Calvin Chen of Mount Holyoke College explains the Italian fashion industry’s increasing reliance on factories owned...
A New Private University in North Korea
The Pyongyang University of Science and Technology, which is one year old, is holding its first international scientific conference, and...
Nassau CC Board Chair Quits Following Indictment
Michael Freeman has resigned as board chair of Nassau Community College after he was indicted in a real estate corruption...
Islamists Storm Tunisian University
Islamists stormed the University of Sousse, in Tunisia, on Saturday as tensions escalated over the university's refusal to enroll a...
Starting to Worry
Despite strong fiscal positions, elite liberal arts colleges have started to question the long-term viability of the sector's financial and educational models.