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The problems facing higher education won't be fixed by three-year programs, but educational values will be lost, write William G. Durden and Neil B. Weissman.

Renee Moreno considers the realities of the way California's universities are balancing their budgets.

There is growing anxiety among educators and policy makers that American colleges and universities are not churning out enough science...

A graduate student in Baltimore proves that a small press can hit the big time. Scott McLemee investigates.

The lack of attention paid to a recent federal study about the benefits of online learning reflects continuing bias against that mode of education, writes Jonathan Kaplan.

Gary Laderman has mixed feelings about becoming the "go to" professor when someone famous dies.

Because colleges spend what they earn, access to higher education won't really be increased until institutions are forced to compete on outcomes, not reputation, argue Robert Martin and Andrew Gillen.

I came across the story of University of Hawaii football coach Greg McMackin’s bad behavior a little late, which in...