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Medical College of Georgia Ends Fight With Foundation
The Medical College of Georgia and a foundation created to support it have ended their rift, The Augusta Chronicle reported...
New Job With an Old Friend
Former Arkansas State system chief, who now holds faculty post, says he wants to strengthen existing university ties to controversial online education company that hired him just as he resigned presidency.
Push for Performance
Texas board wants to change funding formulas for universities and community colleges; faculty leaders question priorities and fairness of plan.
Higher Ed in the Next Congress
With Republicans likely to gain the majority in one or both chambers today, colleges face a future of funding cuts, pressure for greater accountability.
High Court to Hear Patent Case
Justices agree to review appeals court ruling that universities and Obama administration argue would upend system for determining ownership of U.S.-funded inventions.
Some Chinese Students Plan Class Action Against ETS
Some Chinese students are organizing a class action against the Educational Testing Service following its decision to cancel scores on...
The For-Profit LMS Market
Blackboard may be king in the nonprofit sector for online learning platforms, but in the growing for-profit sector, it is still playing second fiddle.