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Public Colleges Gain, Privates Lose in Missouri Aid Shift
Missouri lawmakers have approved an overhaul of state student aid programs that will provide more aid to students at public...
An Undocumented Student and Georgia Politics
A student at Kennesaw State University -- who came to the United States with her parents from Mexico when she...
2-Year Transfers to U. of Texas Grow Sharply
The number of community college students who transferred to University of Texas System campuses rose by 11.3 percent from 2008...
Hunger Strike Ends at Berkeley
Students at the University of California at Berkeley have ended a 10-day hunger strike, The San Francisco Chronicle reported. The...
Madison Bars Professor From Lab
The University of Wisconsin at Madison has barred Gary Splitter, a tenured professor who studies an infectious disease, from his...
Southern New Hampshire Drops SAT Requirement
It's the time of year -- after one class has been admitted and before the next year's cycle is fully...
New Arizona Law Deters Faculty Job Applicants
Arizona State University has lost about 15 to 20 faculty job applicants since the passage of an immigration law that...
Furloughs in New York State
Under a plan pushed by Gov. David Paterson, most state employees -- including faculty members at the four-year campuses of...