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$78.5M Settles U. of Phoenix Case
Higher education company will pay U.S. $67.5 million and $11 million to plaintiffs' lawyers to settle claims that it illegally compensated its student recruiters.
Canadian Universities Face Fake H1N1 Issues
Canadian universities -- like their counterparts in the United States -- have been telling students to stay away from campuses...
Piano Vandalism at Ithaca College
Authorities are investigating vandalism that damaged about three-fourths of the pianos in practice rooms at Ithaca College this weekend, The...
Boise State Students Rally Against Hateful Fliers
Students at Boise State University organized a rally after hateful fliers were distributed on campus -- by who is not...
Wisconsin Governor Vetoes Bill on Regent Seats
Gov. Jim Doyle of Wisconsin has vetoed a bill that would have created districts for some members of the Board...
Big Ten May Become Big Twelve
The Big Ten Conference will today announce that it is considering adding a 12th member, the Chicago Tribune reported. (The...
Stanford Pulls Billions in Assets Off Auction Block
Stanford University has decided not to try to sell about $5 billion in endowment assets in an auction, determining that...
Investigation of Charge of Education Dept. Politicization
The acting inspector general of the U.S. Education Department said in a letter Monday that her office would investigate Republican...