Institutions

Gates and Hewlett Foundations move to expand successful program for changing community college experience for at-risk students -- with hopes of even broader expansion down the road.

Economic realities shrink classes at a few U.S. medical schools, undercutting push to increase physician work force.

Community college leaders eyeing institutional expansion have found a silver lining to the depressed real estate market. Though dwindling state...

Members of small, conservative denomination move to assert control over Erskine College, leaving many professors scared -- and some subject to repeated online attacks.

Upsetting some students, U. of Minnesota Medical School stops using live patients to teach pelvic exams.

Latest survey of pre-licensure programs shows recession is beginning to take toll on admissions and enrollments, though demand remains high.

Courses for high-achieving community college students are getting more exposure and becoming more competitive.

Distance education might answer America's demand for nursing programs -- and it's not just for-profit colleges that are looking to cash in.