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Blackboard Accuses Desire2Learn of Contempt
Asserting the competitor made only "cosmetic" changes to learning software found to infringe on dozens of patents, company says the new version violates court order.
Michigan Severs Ties to Controversial Publisher
Following outrage over anti-Israel book it was distributing for British outfit, university press revises its rules and ends ties to leftist Pluto, which says free expression has been hurt.
The New SAT: Longer, but No Better?
College Board releases study saying it is, but numbers show little difference from earlier version -- while validity gaps based on gender and race remain.
A National Community College?
The University of Phoenix came to dominate professional education for adults. Now its online two-year degree granting arm has grown to more than 100,000 enrollments.
Getting Past the Gatekeeper
A college official charged with making sure faculty degrees are legitimate finds himself doubting the legitimacy of his own doctorate.
Remediation Plan for Remedial Ed
Structural barriers contribute to low success rates for students in basic skills courses in California community colleges, new report says.