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Controversy over Alice Goffman's book lives on, with students at Pomona saying the sociologist's alleged racial insensitivities should disqualify her from a visiting professorship there.
Flexibility for Colleges Affected by Data Tool Removal
The Department of Education announced Monday that it would give added flexibility for colleges after the removal of a data...
NCES: Most Borrowers Held Loans 4 Years After Completing Degree
A new report from the National Center for Education Statistics finds that 63 percent of college graduates still held student...
Berkeley Sued Over Ann Coulter Event
The University of California, Berkeley, was sued Monday by Young America's Foundation and Berkeley College Republicans. The suit charges the...
Report Tracks Social Inequity in Higher Education
Students from American families with the highest incomes are almost five times likelier than students from the poorest families to...
Spotlight on Vocational Training
Demand surges for graduates of career and technical programs at two-year colleges, yet vocational education continues to struggle with an image problem and a deep gender imbalance.
Cincinnati Law Dean Sues for Reinstatement
University of Cincinnati College of Law Dean Jennifer Bard is suing the university and its interim provost after she was...
Kristina Johnson Will Be Next Chancellor of SUNY
Kristina M. Johnson will be named the next chancellor of the State University of New York System today, The New...