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Dubious Claim in WSJ Editorial About Laureate
In an opinion piece alleging that Laureate Education may have been spared from the Obama administration's crackdown on for-profit higher...
Education Dept. Backs Defunct For-Profit in Fight With Accreditor
U.S. Education Secretary John King Jr. last week affirmed an administrative judge's March ruling that relieved now-defunct Decker College of...
New Report Examines Election's Potential Effects on Ed Policy
A new report from the University of Alabama's Education Policy Center examines how state-level education leaders view the education policies...
Embattled AFI Conservatory Dean Will Step Down
Jan Schuette will depart as dean of the American Film Institute Conservatory at the end of the academic year, the...
Name Change Ends Law School Suit
The Houston College of Law, formerly known as the South Texas College of Law, has a new name: South Texas...
Academic Minute: Political Apologies
Today on the Academic Minute, Benjamin Ho, associate professor of economics at Vassar College, examines whether politicians' apologies work and...
In U.S., Hindus Lead in Educational Attainment
Among Americans, those who are Hindu are the most likely (77 percent) to have a college degree, according to new...
Fall Foliage to Relax Your Election Day Nerves
We're hearing from many readers who are experiencing anxiety over the elections. We'll let you know the impact of the...