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Texas Tech Provost Wants For-Profit Faculty Rosters
Bob Smith, provost of Texas Tech University, heard his counterpart at the University of Phoenix say this summer that many...
Colleges See Increases in Health Insurance Costs
Colleges saw average increases of 6.7 percent for employee coverage and 7 percent for employee/family coverage in the most commonly...
Duking It Out on 'Gainful Employment'
WASHINGTON – After more than a year of wrangling, the last chance for colleges, associations and individuals to weigh in...
Anger at Texas Southern Over Painted-Over Murals
Students and artists at Texas Southern University are angry that President John Rudley had workers paint over two murals in...
Borrowing From Bologna
Lumina proposes "qualifications profile" -- modeled on Europe's -- designed to set U.S. standard for what students must know and do to earn associate through master's degrees.
Governance Overhaul at Charles R. Drew U.
The board and interim president of the Charles R. Drew University of Medicine and Science resigned Friday, as part of...
Key Win for Student Press
Federal judge agrees that state law can give college newspapers the First Amendment protections that a controversial 2005 appeals court decision limited.
Chapel Hill Considers Railings After Bunk Tragedy
Officials at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill are discussing whether they should add railings for all bunk...