Governance

UConn's stalled proposal to limit outside credits earned by non-transfer students generates controversy and may be a sign of future tussles to come over "unbundled" degrees.

Higher ed is at risk if colleges don't focus more on helping graduates find jobs, writes Michael Bugeja.

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How is a new president supposed to clean house? Dos and don'ts from a presidency-cut-short at U. of Wyoming.

A union-backed college is forced to shut down. To blame: debt on campus renovations, online effort that didn't work, and waning support from organized labor. Are there lessons for other colleges?

Fed up with unanswered maintenance requests and substandard instructional facilities, some professors are taking a new approach: "shaming" their institutions into action.

Women hold 43 percent of the seats on the governing boards and councils of Australian universities -- far more than in the U.S.

Congress starts getting specific about higher education policy changes, with calls for deregulation and the expansion of competency-based education.