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Race-Based Aid, After a Statewide Ban
To bypass legal restrictions, the University of Michigan's alumni association will start awarding scholarships next fall based partially on race and gender.
'Science and the University'
The importance of science to the American university extends well beyond research or teaching. As a new collection of essays...
Apollo Goes Global
For-profit higher education giant announces $1 billion joint venture (with private equity giant) to invest in international education market.
A Call to Defend Academic Freedom
Leading academics band together to decry outside interference in tenure reviews, especially in cases involving scholars of the Middle East.
Freshman Year Abroad
An increasing number of colleges are offering long-term study abroad options starting in the first semester.
More Online Enrollments
Some 20 percent of all students took at least one such course last year, but rate of increase is slowing.
Rate of Tuition Increases Is Up
Annual study by College Board also finds continued growth in share of borrowing that comes from private loans.