Medical schools' technical standards complicate the legal picture for the institutions and students alike.
Universities share ideas, but no sure solutions, for luring bringing more black and Hispanic Americans into science fields.
The biggest campuses -- those in the 50,000 student range -- are self-conscious about their size.
City U. of New York starts ambitious effort to deal with one of higher ed's most vexing demographic challenges.
Federal higher ed panel emphasizes colleges' high prices and urges greater accountability.
Enrollment and stock growth of for-profit companies slow, but analysts say industry is still attractive to investors.
A report focuses on the college prospects of an underexamined group: those who’ve aged out of foster care.
California community colleges estimate that tuition increases translated into an enrollment loss of 300,000.
Freshman survey data suggest challenges in easing way for students whose parents did not attend college.
Administration again goes after programs preparing low-income students for college -- leaving educators puzzled and angry.
