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Building Capacity, Slowly
New federal data show small increase in number of Americans enrolled in college in 2007 -- with fastest growth in for-profit sector.
College Women, College Men and Drinking
Female college students may be drinking excessively based on a false assumption. A study published in this month's Psychology of...
Guidelines Suggested for State Policy
States need to take specific steps during the recession to assure access to higher education, says a statement released Tuesday...
Quinnipiac Drops Three Sports
Citing financial difficulties, Quinnipiac University, in Connecticut, will eliminate its men’s golf, men’s outdoor track and women’s volleyball teams at...
Questions About Closure of For-Profit Chain
Florida and Connecticut officials are investigating the closure of the Connecticut School of Broadcasting, a nationwide for-profit education chain, The...
Georgetown Dean Will Lead MacArthur Foundation
Robert Gallucci, dean of the School of Foreign Service at Georgetown University, has been named as the next president of...
Double Take
After already announcing plans to deal with the economic crisis, three of the nation's wealthiest universities are employing new strategies.
A Focus on Outcomes
In education-specific speech today, President Obama will expand on calls to improve "poor" college completion rates.