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The Promise and Disappointment of Free College
New research on how some free college programs affect enrollment is promising. But it comes at a time when some of these programs are being scaled back due to the pandemic.
More Than Half a Million Young People Have Already Voted
Younger voters are apparently heeding urgings to vote early. A Tufts University study finds that, as of Oct. 14, over...
Colleges Sue Trump Administration Over H-1B Rules
Colleges say new rules on H-1B visas from Trump administration would make it hard if not impossible to retain international researchers and professors.
Fitch: Pandemic Likely to Stall Higher Ed Project Financing
The pandemic will likely stall some higher education capital projects, Fitch Ratings states in a new report. Revenue stress, budget...
A New Home Online for Closed College Libraries?
Marygrove College's library collection has been digitized and is available on the Internet Archive's website -- even as the organization battles a high-profile court case.
Big Payoffs for Manufacturing Apprenticeships in Ky.
Students who enrolled in an advanced manufacturing apprenticeship program in the Kentucky Community and Technical College System were significantly more...
COVID-19 Roundup: Stay at Home at Michigan
University will shift most classes to remote learning and let students go home if they choose. Midwestern mayors (and Maryland students) wary of football crowds. Cortland stays virtual amid stubborn case count.
Academic Minute: Sports Tickets
Today on the Academic Minute, John Drea, professor of business at Illinois College, says win-loss records might not attract the...