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British Hindus More Likely Than Christians to Enroll in Universities
Teenagers who are members of various minority faiths in Britain are more likely to end up enrolled in a university...
Separate But Equal?
Peace College's plans raise legal question of whether colleges can have separate sections for male and female students.
Health Care Costs Up Again
Survey highlighting increasing expenses for colleges draws attention to dilemmas facing institutions.
2 Churches Fight Over an Online University
A church in Arizona and one in Kentucky are suing one another over the sale of an apparently unaccredited for-profit...
Kaplan Pays $1.6M to End Whistleblower Suit
Kaplan Inc. has agreed to pay $1.6 million to settle a whistleblower's suit charging that the company's CHI Institute, in...
Presidential Perks in New Jersey
Many public colleges in New Jersey have in recent years announced salary freezes for presidents, citing the budget cuts faced...
Kaplan Pays $1.6M to End Whistleblower Suit and Other Disputes
Kaplan Inc. has agreed to pay $1.6 million to settle three legal matters at the company's CHE Institute, in Pennsylviania...
Off the Beaten Path
Small liberal arts colleges find more success recruiting students in Myanmar than in countries that send far more students to the U.S.