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GAO Questions Whether U.S. Needs Website to Compare Loans
The federal government may have no need for a website that would allow students to compare the rates and terms...
NCAA Change in Lacrosse Rules Not an Antitrust Violation, Court Rules
The National Collegiate Athletic Association did not violate federal antitrust law or interfere with the business of a lacrosse stick...
Sophomore Opens Fire, Kills Self at UT-Austin
A student wearing a suit and bearing a rifle began shooting Tuesday in a plaza at the University of Texas...
Berkeley Plans to Cut 5 Sports to Shave Deficit
The University of California at Berkeley announced Tuesday that it would eliminate five sports teams in an effort to save...
Amid Controversies, Connecticut State Chancellor Will Retire
Following a year of several controversies, David Carter announced Tuesday that he would retire as chancellor of the Connecticut State...
Who's Teaching the Teachers?
When it comes to teacher education, pragmatism beats idealism. But most education professors -- save for a small minority --...
Accrediting Overseer Publishes New Guidelines for Agencies
The Council for Higher Education Accreditation, whose own recognition process for accreditors parallels the federal government's, on Tuesday released a...
You're Not No. 1
WASHINGTON -- The advance briefing for reporters covering Tuesday's release of the National Research Council's ratings of doctoral programs may...