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AAUP to Investigate Language Program Closures at Albany
The American Association of University Professors has launched a formal inquiry in the way the State University of New York...
U. of Wisconsin Officials At Odds Over Madison's Role in System
Leaders of the University of Wisconsin System are urging Governor Scott Walker to reconsider a plan to spin off the...
Veterans' Agency Says It Has Denied GI Bill Approval for Some For-Profit Colleges
The Department of Veterans Affairs has "suspended and/or withdrawn" its approval for educational benefits for veterans to flow to some...
A Politician's Agenda
A New Jersey county executive wants to decide which items may go on meeting agendas for the local community college’s...
Price Check at Sewanee
U. of the South cuts tuition by 10%, seeking to reverse both rising discount rate and increased spending on merit aid. Could other private colleges follow?
How Class Dictates Delay
A forthcoming study aims to clarify that -- contrary to popular portrayals -- most students who delay college are less well-off than their peers and face obstacles stemming from academics, wealth and family matters.
Cast Out in Chicago
Adjuncts at Columbia College Chicago say that administration's replacement of 100 long-serving instructors, without explanation, is an act of 'war' on their union.