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Standardization and Savings
Most conversations about dramatically reducing the amount colleges and students spend on textbooks center on e-books as cheaper, nimbler, and...
'Bad Apples' or Something More?
WASHINGTON -- Two weeks ago, the hub of the federal government’s scrutiny of for-profit higher education was the U.S. Department...
Conference Realignment an Issue Outside the Big Time, Too
Financial considerations are driving talk of realignment among college sports conferences outside the high-profile Bowl Championship Series leagues, too --...
American Professor Allowed to Leave Rwanda
Peter Erlinder, a professor at the William Mitchell College of Law, returned to his Minnesota home from Rwanda this week...
Corporate Influence and Continuing Medical Education
Scrutiny continues to grow of the corporate influence on continuing medical education. The New York Times reported that the University...
New Rules Proposed for Medical Residents
The 80-hour maximum work week (based on a four-week average) wouldn't be changed under proposed rules for medical residents issued...
Court Reinstates $277M Judgment Against U. of Phoenix
A federal appeals court on Wednesday overturned a lower court's 2008 decision that shielded the Apollo Group, Inc., from a...
Finding Applicants Who Plagiarize
It wasn't that hard for admissions officers for the M.B.A. program at Pennsylvania State University to figure out that they...