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Reining in Growth
Trinity of Connecticut moves away from year-after-year freshmen enrollment gains and a controversial real estate purchase, aiming to be better and more diverse at a smaller size.
Forgotten Chairs
New study suggests that training for department chairs is woefully inadequate at most institutions.
Dowling Files for Bankruptcy Protection
Dowling College filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection Tuesday, moving to sell its two campuses on Long Island after shutting...
Students and Art on the Klan
Salem State reopens exhibit that was shuttered based on student criticisms but places most controversial piece behind drapes. Maryland Institute College of Art involves students in displaying piece on the KKK.
U.S. Underestimates Cost of Loan Programs
GAO report faults Education Department for serious ‘shortcomings’ in estimating cost of income-based repayment programs, giving new ammunition to congressional Republicans.
Report Projects Impact of Possible New Recession on Public Institutions
If another recession hits, many public colleges and universities are likely to increase tuition to raise revenue as they are...
Student Press Under Pressure
A new report finds that university administrators aim to intimidate and censor content of student news organizations, violating basic principles of press freedom.
FAFSA Completion Rates Vary Widely by City
The percentage of graduating high school seniors who completed the Free Application for Federal Student Aid in 2015 varied widely...