Villanova revamps undergrad curriculum with a more "integrative" approach.
Drexel University will open graduate programs in Sacramento, with an eye toward creating a full-blown undergraduate university in northern California.
Western Michigan University launches major effort to educate those who've "aged out" of foster care.
Annual gathering of higher education's data experts offers research on colleges' cost efficiency, students' experiences with racial bias, and a different way of calculating graduation rates.
Amid professors' complaints, allacademic.com says it had permission to sell submitted works, but ceases its practices nonetheless.
Education Department's proposed regulations to govern TEACH Grants cannot address program's fatal flaw: Many students will have to repay funds as loans.
Since university's controversial leader announced his plans to leave, academics reconsider his legacy -- and where the institution is headed.
SAN FRANCISCO -- More and more colleges are seeking to enroll members of the military (and, increasingly, their spouses), viewing service members as an attractive pool of students who are eager to learn and able to pay, with significant financial support from the federal government.
Submitted by Anonymous on February 15, 2008 - 4:00am
Former graduate student opened fire in a lecture hall before turning the gun on himself.
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