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A Private College Goes For-Profit

Dana is sold a year after another Lutheran institution was sold. But new owners plan to keep tenure and the traditional, residential mission.

Apology Ends Defamation Suit

Publisher of newsletter that criticizes CUNY's faculty union sees vindication, as litigation ends without his having to pay anything. But the plaintiff sees victory as well.

$1.2 Billion, Forgone?

Lack of agreement over access to U.S. database of workers has impaired Education Department's ability to collect money from defaulted borrowers.

Medievalists Joust Over Blog

Scholars turn on one of their favorite blogs, alleging ethical and copyright violations.

Shared Sacrifice

DAVIS, CALIF. -- The receptionist who once sat outside Stan Nosek’s office has been replaced … by a bell. “Please...

Protests by Muslim Students in London

City University London's closure of a prayer room used exclusively by Muslims has led to a month of protests by...

Linking Education with Workforce Outcomes

In a new policy brief, the American Association of Community Colleges calls on the federal government to encourage the establishment...

Chase Pulls Out of Federal Student Loan Program

Chase announced Tuesday that it would no longer participate in the Federal Family Education Loan Program, which would be eliminated...