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Infighting and Turmoil in N.J.
An accreditor's decision to place an embattled New Jersey community college on probation may have been the wake-up call officials needed to improve its operations.
Student Debt in the City
Residents in poor parts of New York City tend to have less student debt but more trouble paying it off, providing a window into how national trends play out at the local level.
For-Profit Music College Closes Suddenly
The McNally Smith College of Music, a small for-profit institution in Minnesota, announced Thursday that it is shutting down all...
Oxford Dictionaries' Word of the Year: Youthquake
Oxford Dictionaries has announced its 2017 Word of the Year: youthquake. The word is a noun that means "a significant...
Leadership Resisting Creativity
Leaders say they welcome innovation and new ideas, but do they in practice? In today's Academic Minute, the University of...
Is Higher Education Really Losing the Public?
New public opinion data suggest that despite significant concerns about prices, most Americans (and many Republicans) believe a postsecondary education is essential.
Culture War Casualty
Sam Olens, a controversial pick for president of Kennesaw State last year, has resigned following inquiries into how he handled protests related to the national anthem.
British University Sorry for Tweet Many Call Racist
University College London is apologizing for a tweet that it says was a reference to the possibility of snow on...