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Changes in Student Loan Servicers Could Add to Borrowers' Concerns About Shifts

The U.S. Education Department last week announced significant changes in the array of providers it uses to service federal student...

Higher Ed Groups Balk at U.S. Plan to Expand Loan Data System

An Education Department proposal to expand the scope and reach of its central database for student aid would violate federal...

2U Course Pool Picks Up Three

After three top-tier universities backed away from it, three new universities have joined a partnership created by the company 2U...

Gee Will Make $5.8M in 5 Years as President Emeritus

E. Gordon Gee, who stepped down as president of Ohio State University on July 1, will make $5.8 million over...

For-Profits' Financial Transparency

Financial information for-profit colleges submit to the U.S. Department of Education is inconsistent and generally not helpful, according to an...

Court Sides with TICAS in Privacy Fight

A federal court has denied a request by the U.S. Department of Education's Office of the Inspector General for a...

Academic Minute: Women and Academic Conferences

In today’s Academic Minute, Hannah Dugdale of the University of Sheffield explores the underrepresentation of women as presenters at top-tier...

New York Adds Law on Fire Safety in Student Housing

A new law in New York State requires colleges to give students information about fire safety in their dormitories or...