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Perkins Loan Changes Trouble Many Financial Aid Officers
Most college financial aid officers oppose the Obama administration's plan for expanding but significantly altering the Perkins Loan Program, according...
Prof Leaves Seminary to Stay in His Church
Michael Cox, professor of music theory and composition at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary's School of Church Music since 1990, has...
Health Records About Virginia Tech Killer Released
The recently rediscovered mental health records of Seung-Hui Cho, the 2007 Virginia Tech killer, were released Wednesday, providing little insight...
Poll on Parents and Paying for College
Despite the economic downturn, 67 percent of parents believe in their ability to meet the cost of their children's college...
Reorienting Themselves
Some community colleges move substantial portions of new student orientations online to maximize efficiency; others push face-to-face programs to make process more personal. Is there a happy medium?
Reputation Without Rigor
The assessment survey used in U.S. News & World Report’s annual college rankings is subject to apathy and glaring disparities, an Inside Higher Ed review reveals.
Mixed Results for ACT
Overall scores are stagnant and some racial gaps grow, but testing outfit sees progress because of rapid expansion of the test-taking pool and shifts in preparedness.