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Struggling College Shops for New Accreditation
Bennett College, to keep its accreditation and access to federal aid, follows a playbook used by other small religious colleges.
Opinion
The Revolution Is Upon Us
The truly momentous part of President Trump's executive order is its embrace of earnings data to judge every academic program, Anthony P. Carnevale writes.
New Presidents or Provosts: Alvernia U, American U of Central Asia, Gettysburg College, Kennesaw State U, New England College of Optometry, Seton Hall U, U of Connecticut, U of New Brunswick
Glynis Fitzgerald, associate vice president of academic affairs and dean of the School of Graduate Studies at Central Connecticut State...
Another Vermont College Will Close
College of St. Joseph announces that it will cease operations.
Pushing Back on Presidential Pick
As University of Texas at El Paso’s leader prepares to step down after 31 years, faculty and students say sole finalist for her job doesn't reflect their heritage, values.
Out of the Frying Pan, Into the Fire
Carol Folt has plenty of experience dealing with controversy from her time leading UNC Chapel Hill. Prominent figures say she'll have to do housecleaning as president of the University of Southern California.
Not Feeling Bullish on New Logo
Designed to cut through the “alphabet soup” of public university acronyms in Florida, bold new University of South Florida bull logo gets mixed reviews. Many say it reminds them of Merrill Lynch.
Why Do Colleges Die?
Scholar looks at history of U.S. higher ed and finds that vulnerable colleges, most of them private, tend to close or merge when crisis pushes them "over the cliff."