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New Momentum for Old Idea
More states and public college systems are looking to prior-learning assessment to boost degree completion, thanks in part to nudges from state lawmakers and foundations.
Promoting 'Systemness'
While flagships nationally have been bristling of late over being grouped with other institutions, SUNY conference focuses on advantages of working together.
Golden Day for the Golden State?
California higher education leaders see Tuesday’s election results as a potential boon for the state’s colleges and universities, but major financial problems could still complicate the systems’ recoveries.
Who's In Charge?
Obama has sketched an ambitious higher education agenda for his second term, but it's unclear who at the Education Department will be in charge of implementing it.
Four More Years
In many ways, President Obama's re-election represents a continuation. But he has already hinted at some of his higher education plans for his second term.
A Status Quo Congress
In the next session, Republican-controlled House and Senate led by Democrats will face a range of crises, including several with ramifications for higher education.
Dream Act Passes in Maryland
Measure to help undocumented students wins 58 percent of the vote.
Other People’s Money
Policy change in Iowa reflects increased public skepticism about using tuition revenue for financial aid. Will such shifts end an unfair burden on middle-class students or abandon low-income students?