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After Egypt
Educators involved in study abroad expect interest in the Middle East to grow, but many colleges are looking for alternatives to programs they had in Cairo.
Mend It, Don't End It
ALEXANDRIA, VA. -- About two-thirds of the way through the first day of the Education Department's two-day forum on higher...
High Enrollers
New data from the Education Department show booming enrollments (with for-profit colleges leading the pack) and steady graduation rates.
Ex-President of Stevens Tech Agrees to Repay Controversial Loans
Harold Raveché, who resigned last year as president of Stevens Institute of Technology, has agreed to pay off more than...
Osteopathic Medical Schools See Application Surge
The 26 osteopathic medical schools in the United States have received more applications for admission during this academic year --...
College Affordability Is Public's Top Worry
More Americans who identify themselves as struggling economically are worried about the affordability of higher education than about any other...
Online Courseware's Existential Moment
Historically, universities such as Columbia, Oxford, Yale, Princeton and Stanford and the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have defined their value...
New Level of Collaboration in Britain
Two research universities will share some academic appointments, degree programs and overseas ventures.