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Report Shows 43,000 Americans Pursue Degrees Elsewhere
About 43,000 Americans are enrolled in degree programs outside the United States, with a plurality (44 percent) pursuing master's degrees...
Academic Minute: Mortgage Education
In today’s Academic Minute, Jeff Sovern of St. John’s University (New York) explains efforts to make sure home buyers understand...
Grad Student Says Michigan Punished Her for Union Activity
The union trying to organize research assistants at the University of Michigan will hold a press conference today at which...
Allegations Against Prominent Foe of Affirmative Action
Ward Connerly, a national leader of the fight to end the consideration of race and ethnicity in college admissions, is...
Illinois Attorney General Will Sue For-Profit College
The Illinois attorney general is planning to sue Westwood College, a for-profit institution with four campuses in the Chicago area...
Law Schools Faulted on Jobs Data
A report released Tuesday by Law School Transparency, a nonprofit advocacy group, found that the majority of law schools do...
Taiwan Relaxes Rules for Admitting Mainland Students
Taiwanese universities are loosening the rules for admitting students from mainland China, China Daily reported. Applicants had been restricted to...
Another Hike in Football Coaches' Salaries
The salaries of new head coaches at big-time college football programs increased by 35 percent in 2011, USA Today reported...