Institutions

English professors at a Michigan community college now spend four hours a week with students during an introductory composition course. Their president wants to cut that time to three hours for some students, and faculty members object.

Two Christian colleges change hiring rules to permit employment of faculty members who are in same-sex marriages.

California is investing money in expanding aid programs that benefit its community college students, which could be a sign that free two-year college is a possibility.

Feeling the push to survive heightened regulations, intense scrutiny and negative perceptions, the for-profit industry looks to transition to a new era.

Ashford University is shutting down, 10 years after it became the platform for a publicly traded, mostly online college. A look at what the situation says (and doesn't say) about for-profit higher ed.

Big changes for APSCU, the for-profit trade group, which has lost most of its large-chain members and plans to focus again on career education.

Longtime executive director of Phi Theta Kappa retires from his position at two-year-college group following charges and a seemingly aborted investigation into inappropriate behavior.

Bethel College tells faculty members they can't take leadership roles in groups that differ from church view on creation. Are Christian colleges cracking down on supporters of evolution?