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New Tactic to Try to Kill 10% Admissions System
Officials of the University of Texas at Austin may have a new way to convince legislators to do away with...
Still More Declines in Endowment Values
Studies of endowments don't bring good news these days. College endowments in the United States lost an average of 24.1...
When Is a Job Offer Not a Job Offer?
Some students are challenging the truthfulness of Elsa Murano, president of Texas A&M University, over questions of when she made...
22% Drop Projected for Hiring of New College Grads
The last few months have seen many of the companies that hire new college graduates revise their plans -- and...
Davenport Rejects Plan to Pay for College for Everyone
Voters in Davenport, Iowa, on Tuesday rejected a proposal that would pay $20,000 – an award based on the cost...
University (Reluctantly) Saves High School Play
Eastern Oregon University will end up as the home of a play banned at a local high school -- but...
Morris Brown Loses Classroom Building
Morris Brown College, a historically black institution fighting for its financial life, lost a classroom building to a foreclosure action...
More Budget Woes
New signs of the economic difficulties facing all kinds of colleges: Administrators and staff members at John Carroll University are...