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U.S. Probes Whether Blagojevich or Allies Influenced Admissions Process
Federal investigators have sent subpoenas to the University of Illinois, Southern Illinois University and Northern Illinois University to try to...
U. of California Faculty Leaders Demand More From Regents
University of California leaders issued an unusually harsh letter about the Board of Regents Wednesday, The San Francisco Chronicle reported...
Another College Goes Test-Optional on Admissions
Illinois College is the latest institution to announce that it will no longer require ACT or SAT scores of all...
Davis Settles Title IX Suit
The University of California at Davis has agreed to add a women's varsity field hockey team and also to add...
Surge in Applications at Military Academies
The U.S. military academies reported a surge in applications this year, The New York Times reported. Many colleges that are...
Interest Up in Common Application (and Its Competitor)
In a sign of the increased interest by colleges in taking steps to attract more applicants, the Common Application announced...
U.S. Chooses 4 to Service Student Loans
Congress could formally begin its work on President Obama's proposal to restructure the student loan programs to free up money...
U. of California Weighs Options for Pay Cuts and Furloughs
Faculty and staff at the University of California could face a salary cut of 8 percent, 21 days of unpaid...