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College Board Ends Plan for 'Rich Kids SAT'
The College Board, facing widespread criticism, on Tuesday announced that it was abandoning plans to test out an August administration...
New York's Top Court Rejects Suit Over Baseball Injury
New York State's highest court on Tuesday ruled that Shawn Bukowski did not have the right to sue Clarkson University...
Mixed Decision on Integrity Rules
Federal appeals court weighs in on for-profit group's challenge to tightened Education Department rules, siding partially with industry on marketing-related regulation but upholding most of lower court decision.
Barbara Walters, Syria and Columbia's J-School
Barbara Walters apologized Tuesday when e-mail records revealed her efforts to help Sheherazad Jaafari, an aide to Syria's president, get...
Colleges to Use 'Shopping Sheet'
10 colleges and state systems have agreed to use a Consumer Financial Protection Bureau "shopping sheet" to give students information on financial aid.
N.C. Court: Private College Police Records Aren't Public
A North Carolina appeals court has ruled that private colleges' police records are not public records. The ruling came in...
MLA Shift on Copyright
Association's journals will now leave copyright with authors, with explicit authorization to post articles on personal or departmental websites, or in open access repositories.
Ohio State Gets $483M Bid on Parking Facility
Ohio State University has received a bid of $483 million to lease parking operations for the next 50 years, The...