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Calif. Legislature Turns Up Heat on Universities
As legislators in California took steps to toughen their regulation of one of the state's two major university systems, they...
U.S. Eyes For-Profit Colleges in New Round of Rule Making
Having just brought the curtain down on a series of negotiations over possible changes to federal rules governing higher education...
Group for International Student Recruiters Moves Forward
A fledgling group designed to represent the interests but also certify the work of international student recruiters took more formal...
States Trim Loan Forgiveness Programs in High-Demand Fields
Several states are cutting back the payments they make to help residents pay back student loans they took out to...
Mixed Verdict on Right of Palestinians to Study in Israel
Israel's Supreme Court on Monday ruled that the country's military could continue to use non-security related criteria to deny visas...
Ayers Again Barred From Canada
William Ayers, the one-time Weather Underground leader who has become a leading education researcher at the University of Illinois at...
Job Growth in College Towns
College towns are faring much better than other localities in the current economic climate, according to an analysis in Forbes...
ETS Investigates Possible SAT Leak in Korea
The Educational Testing Service is investigating a possible security violation in South Korea involving the January administration of the SAT...