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K Street and Colleges
Academic researchers might not like earmarks in theory, but many universities spend to get them anyway.
Quick Takes: Proposal on Private Loans Criticized, the Anti-U.S. News Rankings, No More Dorm Patrols at Washington State, NIH Tuition Rules, Search for Missing Students From Egypt
A recommendation by the Secretary of Education's Commission on the Future of Higher Education that encourages students to use private...
The Earliest Early Admissions
Over 100 colleges and universities report admitting students before they even begin their senior year of high school.
Business School Applications Spike
Survey shows GMAT registration up, more women applying to M.B.A. programs.
Testing, Testing
While ETSs paper backs national measures of student outcomes, a discussion reveals differences with U.S. commission's approach.
An End to Picking One Box
After years of study, Education Department issues plan for colleges to report racial and ethnic data without forcing students to choose one category.
So Much for Good Intentions
Interpretation of telecommunications law forces Bowdoin to kill plan to offer free wireless to its off-campus neighbors.