Filter & Sort
An Offer He Couldn't Refuse
A professor who was sued for sexual harassment has agreed to resign from Washington State University in return for indemnification...
Tracking Sports Spending
NCAA gives Knight panel sneak preview of how athletics budget information will be collected and sorted.
Who Pays for the Vets?
Debate over who should fund an Illinois program of free tuition for military personnel grows as more public colleges shoulder the costs.
Shaking Up the Market
Pearson plans to buy eCollege, possibly upping competition for Blackboard and shifting direction of course management industry.
The First Casualty
U. of Texas financial aid director, fired by the institution, is first campus official to lose job in student loan inquiry.
Much More Money for Veterans?
Congress considers legislation billed as a "mirror" to post World War II G.I. Bill.
Point of No Return to Bologna
With deadline approaching for unifying higher ed system, European universities pick up pace on aligning degrees.