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Linking Debt and Income
Education Department proposes a rule to determine whether vocational programs prepare students for "gainful employment."
New Push in New York
Public higher ed leaders say governor's proposals on tuition and regulation could result in huge infusion of funds for faculty hiring and facilities.
Trimming Athletic Seasons
As NCAA convention closes, Division II votes to give its athletes more time away from their sports.
Motel Fire Kills 4 Students
Four freshmen at the Mississippi University for Women were killed in a fire that broke out in an Alabama motel...
Duncan Challenges NCAA to Change
At association's annual convention, where new rules and regulations are considered, U.S. education secretary offers a few suggestions of his own.
A Historic Union?
The National Labor College joins forces with a huge for-profit company to build the biggest online university ever.
Race and Merit at MIT
Institute, whose report on equity for women was considered pathbreaking, examines gaps in rates at which minority and white professors are promoted -- and the ideal of meritocracy.
The Cost of Academic Reporting
Pilot program to collect graduation data from NCAA Division III institutions draws criticism from some who say they cannot afford it.