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Growing Federal Subsidies for Graduate Loan Debt
Almost half of federal student loans are being repaid through more generous income-driven repayment plans, new data show, with 80 percent of government subsidies now going to graduate student borrowers.
Michigan Knew of Misconduct Allegations Against Provost
The University of Michigan placed Provost Martin Philbert on administrative leave in January, pending an investigation into sexual misconduct allegations...
Fighting Income Segregation in Higher Education
A new working paper for the National Bureau of Economic Research suggests that it will be hard to attract more...
Silent Sam Settlement Voided
A judge on Wednesday voided a settlement between the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and the Sons of...
Hampton Pharmacy Program Loses Accreditation
The Accreditation Council for Pharmacy Education decided to revoke the accreditation for Hampton University’s pharmacy program at the council’s January...
New Programs: Business Data Science, Business, Medical Sciences, Law
Berkeley College is starting a bachelor of science in business data science. Daemen College is starting an M.B.A. program that...
Valdosta State Dean Arrested in Child Sex Sting
Valdosta State University has confirmed that dean Keith Walters has been put on administrative leave following his arrest for obscene...
Opinion
The Other Student Debt Jubilee
New data show that graduate students are earning windfall benefits with income-based repayment, Jason Delisle writes, arguing that the federal programs are providing the largest benefits to those who need them least.