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Astronomer Says Religious Views Cost Him a Job
A federal judge has ruled that Martin Gaskell, an astronomer formerly at the University of Nebraska at Lincoln, has the...
U.S. and For-Profit Officials Talk Gainful Employment, Together
WASHINGTON – Things stayed mostly cordial Friday during a Q&A session between a top Education Department official, at times on...
National Higher Ed Policy Center to Close After 12 Years
The National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education will shut its doors next July, 12 years after it was...
Unconventional Wisdom
Researchers look at common ideas to improve degree completion, and find that popular strategies like cutting class size may not be cost-effective.
An Unequal Burden
Children of parents who have divorced pay twice the share of college costs as do those whose parents remain married to each other, study finds.
British Tuition Increases Win Key Vote
House of Commons approves plan -- as students protest outside and divisions are exposed in governing coalition.
Tougher Line on Sexual Harassment
Two universities agree to take numerous steps to end investigations by the Education Department.
Phoenix Releases Annual Report on Academic Outcomes
The University of Phoenix on Thursday published its third annual report on the academic outcomes of its students. Inside Higher...