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Student Loan Default Rate Drops

The proportion of student loan borrowers who defaulted on their debt within three years fell to 11.8 percent for those...

U.S. Appeals Court: NCAA Violated Antitrust Law

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit on Wednesday upheld a lower court's decision that National Collegiate Athletic...

Hopkins Unveils New Plan to Help Baltimore

Johns Hopkins University is today announcing a plan to hire more people from low-income Baltimore areas, The Baltimore Sun reported...

Paychecks Missed for Adjuncts at Alaska-Fairbanks

Nearly 150 adjuncts at the University of Alaska at Fairbanks were not paid on schedule Sept. 18, and some still...

Calvin Makes Cuts to Humanities Programs

Calvin College, which has been fighting to stabilize its budget, is cutting a number of humanities programs, saying that they...

Bill Targets For-Profit College Executives

A handful of Senate Democrats on Tuesday introduced new legislation that would give the U.S. Department of Education greater powers...

AAU Taps Mary Sue Coleman as Next President

One of higher education’s most influential organizations has tapped veteran public university president Mary Sue Coleman as its next leader...

U of Hong Kong Council Rejects Candidate with Pro-Democracy Ties

In a case that’s been closely watched for its academic freedom implications, the University of Hong Kong’s governing council voted...