Veterans

Senate votes to ban federal funding for most political science research and to restore tuition assistance to active-duty service members.

New Mexico State's veterans-only housing breaks new ground by keeping those students and their families on campus and integrating them into residence life.

New support centers for veterans are popping up at colleges everywhere. But whether students trust that the office is worth their time depends on how it's put together, officials say.

The U.S. Veterans Administration and the National Student Clearinghouse team up to track graduation rates.

New website creates digital badges for veterans, aiming to recognize military skills and training. Will it be the first badging experiment to catch on?

Colleges aren't doing a good job of tracking how current and former military service members are faring on their campuses, a new survey finds, but that may be changing.

Protections for veterans lead the way in Washington's higher education accountability push, as veterans' groups and college lobbyists, while sometimes at odds, look for common ground.

In the first result of a multistate investigation into for-profit colleges, state attorneys general announce a settlement -- with a marketing company.

Largely unregulated for-profit vocational colleges, which can't receive federal student aid, collect 40 percent of military spouse tuition benefits.

While more colleges create sections only for those with military backgrounds, some institutions move away from that model.