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La. Regents Back Governor's Plan to Combine New Orleans Campuses
Louisiana's Board of Regents, as expected, on Tuesday approved a proposal that would consolidate the University of New Orleans and...
An Investigation Abandoned
U.S. civil rights commission ends inquiry into private colleges' admissions preferences for men -- and use of Title IX -- citing concerns about data quality.
Student Loan Debt, Reframed
Study examines little-explored (but big) group of borrowers: the majority who neither default nor repay all their loans on time. How much trouble are they in?
Strife at RISD
No-confidence vote in president and provost sheds light on tensions within schools of art -- and higher education. How interdisciplinary can an institution be without strong disciplines?
Pays to Share
New research suggests as they wait for the "digital switch," libraries may need to collaborate to better use their print collections.
Holding the Line on Pell
Senior Education Department official urges House panel to keep the key student aid program (mostly) whole.
Tufts President Ends Tradition of 'Naked Quad Run'
Leaders save all the really tough decisions until right before they head out the door. The retiring president of Tufts...
State Attorney General Challenges Eastern Michigan's Dismissal of Student
Michigan's attorney general has taken a side in Eastern Michigan University's legal dispute with a former student over the right...