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Ex-Dean at Temple Indicted on Charges of Manipulating Rankings
Two other former officials also face charges. U.S. News allegedly gave them the idea by saying that it doesn't audit the information colleges send.
Test-Optional Admissions Yields Benefits
Major study finds that colleges gain Pell Grant recipients, minority students and women.
Allegations of Anti-Semitism at Linfield
The university's ongoing sexual misconduct scandal involving trustees is a two-headed monster, now that one faculty trustee says he faced anti-Semitism for pushing for reform.
Posse Goes Into the Arts
It will start at CalArts but expand to five arts-oriented colleges.
The Week in Admissions News
Community college enrollment loss; Kvaal confirmation hearing; Nazi salute at Kentucky; recruiting incentives.
Liberty University Sues Its Former President
The lawsuit claims Jerry Falwell Jr. breached his duty to Liberty by withholding key information that could prove damaging to him and the institution.
Zoom Addresses Academic Freedom Concerns
After canceling controversial online events organized by colleges and universities, Zoom faced a backlash. Now the videoconferencing provider has pledged to let institutions moderate their own content -- with some important exceptions.
Yale to Use New Ethical Investment Guidelines
The Yale University Board of Trustees recently approved a new set of ethical investing guidelines for the university’s $31.2 billion...