Institutions

Many community college officials have pledged to increase completion rates. Now, they're asking students to do the same.

At community colleges, there is no gender gap among science and technology faculty. And study finds that women teaching in the sector are happy.

Planned consolidation of three Assemblies of God institutions will be eyed by religious colleges facing similar issues.

Developments in two whistleblower lawsuits raise prospect that commercial colleges could face more U.S. pressure in the courts.

After months of tension, tenured religion professor -- who wrote about challenges science poses to literal reading of Genesis -- leaves Calvin College.

Critics question plan to merge Catholic health group with teaching facility for University of Louisville medical school.

Edison State awarded degrees to students who didn't complete requirements, raising concerns that pressure to raise graduation rates could produce such incidents.

With sector under continued attack, 20 for-profit colleges -- all regionally accredited -- seek to distinguish themselves with increased transparency.