Institutions

Texas board wants to change funding formulas for universities and community colleges; faculty leaders question priorities and fairness of plan.

Blackboard may be king in the nonprofit sector for online learning platforms, but in the growing for-profit sector, it is still playing second fiddle.

In advance of today's release of most financial aid "integrity" regulations, Education Department signals some changes, but not in core approach or principles.

Survey of state community college directors shows few have plans for how to balance budgets once federal stimulus dollars are gone.

More two-year institutions consider charging more for in-demand workforce programs as state funds are cut.

Since start of 2010, quarterly disclosures show federal lobbying expenditures on behalf of the sector have nearly doubled -- from $1.3 million to close to $2.6 million.

With its new online remedial courses, Blackboard is betting that community colleges will put aside reservations about outsourcing academics.

New study explores what a student's entry point into remedial pipeline can tell educators about his or her chance of success.