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Duty to Protect
California Supreme Court has determined public colleges in the state must warn and shield their students from potential violent acts. Experts say the ruling could have nationwide implications.
Why Competitive Engineering College Is Latest to Drop SAT Subject Tests
Webb finds its own assessments better predict success in the first year.
The Week in Admissions News
Gain in maximum Pell Grant; fighting poverty; law schools with low bar passage rates.
Should Colleges Admit Students in Front of Cameras?
It's great marketing for institutions -- and may encourage others to see that college is possible. But is recording this moment for YouTube best for those getting in?
A Partial Fix
Federal budget bill removes snag in financial aid data sharing with private scholarship providers, but programs that rely on aid data for social services are left in the cold.
Newly Tenured… at College of the Holy Cross, Georgia Tech, Heidelberg, Lawrence, Linfield, Maryville, Trinity Christian
College of the Holy Cross Daina Cheyenne Harvey, sociology André Isaacs, chemistry Justin McAlister, biology K. J. Rawson, English Aaron...
Schatz Bill Aims to Make College Debt-Free
Senator Brian Schatz, a Democrat from Hawaii, last week introduced legislation that would incentivize state spending on higher education to...
MassArt Professor Retires Amid Title IX Investigation
Nicholas Nixon, a well-known professor of photography at Massachusetts College of Art and Design, retired this month amid allegations of...