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Oregon University System Seeks More Autonomy
The Oregon State Board of Higher Education voted last week to ask state officials to give the Oregon University System...
Bailout for Tennessee Prepaid Tuition Program
Tennessee lawmakers are authorizing $15 million to stabilize a prepaid tuition program that was supposed to be self-sustaining but that...
Removing an Honor
Thomas D. Russell, a professor of law at the University of Denver, said that his friends have varying reactions to...
War of Words Over Dana
The accreditor of Dana College wants the world to know that it didn't revoke recognition of the college or order...
Possible Gift to SUNY Linked to Tuition Legislation
A possible gift to the State University of New York at Stony Brook is yet another factor in the ongoing...
Deciding Not to Ask
Amid fears of a possible “double-dip” recession and simmering anti-tax sentiment, community colleges with pressing facilities needs are deciding they...
Why Was Investment Firm Going After For-Profit Colleges?
For-profit colleges were embarrassed recently by reports about some institutions recruiting students in homeless shelters, attracting students with little chance...
Taking Athletic Branding Seriously
Don't even think about calling Western Kentucky University "Western" in athletic discussions -- even if many loyal alumni and students...