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Who is Being Occupied?
At the New School, not all activists felt welcome in the movement or appreciated its taking over study center. Still, administration gave protesters lots of room, and managed to regain spaces without police force.
'Opting Out'
New book argues that black students at elite colleges still cluster in low-paying fields such as education and social work -- and that universities are partly to blame.
U.S. Publishes Final Rules on Student Privacy Law
The U.S. Education Department today published final rules to update the Family Educational Rights and Privacy Act, making relatively few...
Probe of Collegiate Licensing Industry
The Justice Department has started a probe of the multibillion-dollar collegiate licensing industry, USA Today reported. The IMG College Licensing...
A Black Student's Defense of Confederate Flag
A black student at the University of South Carolina at Beaufort has set off a campus debate by displaying the...
Consumer Group Criticizes State Oversight of For-Profits
Inadequate and diluted resources at the state regulatory level have led to lax oversight of for-profit colleges, according to a...
States' Student Achievement Data Still Lagging
The quality of data used to inform state policy decisions on education has improved, according to a new analysis from...
$240K for Coach Who Says He Was Ousted for Being White
Savannah State University has agreed to pay Robby Wells, its former football coach, $240,000 to settle his suit claiming that...