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Feds Halt Collections on Corinthian Students in Default
The U.S. Department of Education will halt collections on student loans for roughly 40,000 former Corinthian students who are in...
Wisconsin Higher Ed Changes Are Now Law
Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker, a Republican, has signed into law a budget bill that removes provisions on tenure and shared...
Sexist Comments, Backlash and Another Backlash
University College London is standing by its decision to accept the resignation of Tim Hunt, a British biochemist who shared...
U of Wisconsin Board Approves Deep Cuts
The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents on Thursday approved a budget based on a $125 million cut in state...
Academic Minute: The Humor of Marcel Proust
In today's Academic Minute, Catherine Le Gouis, a French professor at Mount Holyoke College, helps us appreciate the famed writer’s...
Report: Campus Crime Drops 25 Percent Since 2001
On-campus crime has fallen by 25 percent over the last decade, from more than 40,000 reported incidents in 2001 to...
Moody's Considers Change in Rating Methodology
Moody's is considering changing the approach it uses to rate the financial health of more than 500 colleges and universities...
Accreditor Removes U of Phoenix from 'Notice' Sanction
The Higher Learning Commission removed the University of Phoenix from "on notice" status effective June 25, according to corporate filings...