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States last year kept their spending on student aid roughly the same -- but they invested more heavily in grant programs based on financial need rather than merit.

As CVS stops selling cigarettes, and more universities get into the Jell-O mold business, Ryan Craig wonders when universities will stop trying to be all things to all people.

Federal report shows families' student loan burden grows while other forms of debt decline, but suggests a slight slowing of the rate of increase in families' college-related debt.

Kentucky State University tells a fourth of its student body to leave because they haven't paid their bills.

A new report by one sustainable investment advocate suggests one national ranking of sustainable campuses is often unreliable.

Southern Connecticut State tells Chegg that university's contract with Barnes & Noble bans anyone else from marketing textbook rentals to students.