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RISD Provost Steps Down After No-Confidence Vote
Two months after the faculty of the Rhode Island School of Design overwhelmingly voted no confidence in the school's president...
Prominent Texas A&M Alums Challenge Perry Ideas
The University of Texas at Austin has largely resisted the controversial higher education reforms being pushed by Texas Governor Rick...
Incumbents on Montana Board Hold Off Surprise Challengers
Preliminary results from Tuesday’s election show that incumbents on the Flathead Valley Community College Board of Trustees easily held off...
La. Legislators Take First Step Toward Merger of New Orleans Universities
A legislative committee in Louisiana, after rare testimony from Gov. Bobby Jindal, approved a measure that would combine historically black...
Getting Around the Courts
New Arizona law would bar public colleges and universities from applying anti-bias rules to religious groups or students.
Limited Education Behind Bars
Restricted Internet access and inadequate government funding hinder postsecondary programs in prisons and increase recidivism, report says.
Pick Your Poison
Sports officials say only viable test, among three offered by federal government, for showing Title IX compliance is becoming more complicated to pass.