Institutions

Cuts and talk of ending multiyear contracts at evangelical Christian university raise worries some faculty members are going to be targeted based on ideology.

Without accreditation, Bennett students could lose eligibility for federal aid. Court order restores recognition while legal process plays out.

The current political environment is motivating law school applicants, surveys find.

Sean Gerrity suggests five steps to take to maintain an active research agenda.

When numbers are misused in a way that reinforces an idea that such institutions are less than most of higher education, we should respond, argues Walter Kimbrough.

As employers admit they need to give clearer signals about needed job skills, a broad U.S. Chamber-led group seeks to use standardization and technology to better align credentialing and work-force data.

Experts worry college closings hurt the overall ecosystem more than they help competitors. Past examples show enrollment boosts can be small after a nearby college shuts down, but some institutions can still strengthen themselves with savvy moves.

Merger between a low-performing community college and a nearby university has increased graduation and transfer rates -- and could be a model for other colleges.