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Illinois Restores Grants for Low-Income Students
Following an intense lobbying drive by colleges and students in Illinois, a new law will authorize about 137,000 low-income students...
New Blueprint for Architecture
Undergraduate programs are being revised to embrace more liberal arts courses and – in some instances -- to ease students’ workloads.
State Lotteries and College Gambling Bans
Harding University announced Friday that it will consider the new state lottery in Arkansas to be off limits to students...
Regulating Private Student Loans
Critics say exemption in bill to create Consumer Financial Protection Agency would let for-profit colleges ply students with their own high-interest loans.
Gallaudet Gets Next President from NTID
Gallaudet University named T. Alan Hurwitz as its next president on Sunday. Hurwitz has spent most of his professional career...
'A True Liberal Arts Education'
At a time when the liberal arts sector feels ever-increasing pressure to justify its own existence, and when colleges are...
Harvard Group Rescinds Invitation to Anti-Immigrant Speaker
A Harvard University student group has rescinded an invitation to Jim Gilchrist, founder of the Minuteman Project, to speak at...
U. of Cal. Shelves Idea of Higher Fees for Some Majors
The University of California is shelving, but may return to, a controversial idea of differential tuition rates based on major...