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Funneling Students to Bank Fees?
Wells Fargo’s deals with colleges are scrutinized for being costly to account holders. A senator wants answers, but the bank’s backers on campus say it’s sometimes the best option to help students -- and institutional budgets.
Academic Minute: 200th Anniversary of 'Frankenstein'
Today on the Academic Minute, Raymond Boisvert, professor of philosophy at Siena College, takes a deeper look at the horror...
Professor Who Made Anti-Muslim Comments Retires
Clifford Adams, an assistant professor of music at the University of Cincinnati, is on administrative leave until he retires on...
After Tumultuous Search, Suffolk Appoints New President
After several years of high turnover and a 17-month search, Suffolk University appointed Marisa Kelly president, according to The Boston...
Brown Suspends Swim Team Over Hazing Allegations
Brown University has suspended its men’s varsity swimming and diving team after an investigation into allegations of hazing. “After a...
Ex-Student With Autism Sues Orange Coast College
A former Orange Coast College student with autism has sued the institution for mistreatment, as he faces felony vandalism and...
DeVos: States Don't Have Authority to Regulate Loan Servicers
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Friday weighed in on a dispute over whether states have the authority to regulate federal...
Loan Discharge for Students of Failed Law School
The Department of Education last week announced it was extending the window for students who withdrew from a failed for-profit...