Institutions

A leading Dutch business school is accused of giving influence over the curriculum and admissions to an oil company.

For community colleges, high school students are a growing population to serve, but some fear a lack of financial base for the programs amid fears they may be masking large declines in other enrollments.

University’s boundary-testing deal poses a test for its accreditor and could set new precedents about online education and the role of public universities.

Despite the frequent loss of credits, transferring from a community college to a university is less expensive than starting at a four-year institution, a new study finds.

St. Thomas in Houston has held back reappointment notices for philosophy professors -- even those with tenure -- amid debates over budget and the curriculum.

A research paper renews the debate over who is really helped by rankings. Experts weigh in on the arguments.

Boston-area nonprofit will pay gang members who want to go to college and get off the street, with a goal of improving communities.

College announces layoffs (likely including tenured professors) and plans for curricular reform -- amid a deficit that has grown to $9 million.