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Reversal on Graduate Lending
As Republicans in Congress look to change course on graduate lending policies, some higher education groups warn about limiting access and tougher paths to service-oriented careers.
Breach of Duty or Legal Overreach?
Court filings in a suit challenging American Studies Association's boycott of Israeli universities allege that candidates for key roles in association kept their plans to push for a boycott secret when they stood for office.
Study: International Students Don't Displace Americans
Research was done on graduate education, but paper suggests implications for undergraduate education as well.
Colleges Scramble to Recruit ‘The Based God’
Rapper and Twitter personality Lil B tweeted that he would like to go to college. When you have 1.5 million followers and have released more than 50 mixtapes, that’s the sort of thing colleges notice.
Popularity of Early Admissions Grows and Grows
Many educators say these programs favor the wealthy, but more and more applications came in this year -- to all kinds of institutions.
Punished for Anti-Semitism
Rutgers professor who was prolifically anti-Semitic on social media is removed from teaching required courses and from a campus leadership post.
California Fires Close Colleges
Institutions affected by California wildfires juggle logistics of finals, move-out, assignment deadlines.
Knewton Returns, With New Pitch
Much-hyped company, early player in adaptive learning, plans to take on the publishers. Some see promise; others have doubts.