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Prospective Students Seek Information, But Colleges Don't Always Provide
Learners seek answers to basic questions, such as tuition costs and campus life, but most schools bury that information -- and many students haven't figured out how to find it.
Canada Expands Push to Recruit International Talent
The Canadian government this week announced that it will provide 117.6 million Canadian dollars (about $87 million) to support universities...
NCAA Will Allow Events in North Carolina
The National Collegiate Athletic Association will once again permit championship events to be held in North Carolina after the state’s...
Building Hope to Attain Goals
How do you study hope? In today's Academic Minute, Pacific Lutheran University's David Ward breaks down the components of hope...
Agent Debate Awakens
Draft policy proposed by Middle States would prohibit accredited institutions from using commissioned agents in international recruitment -- as many now do.
Commencement Controversy of a Different Sort
Some students at the University of Michigan are unhappy that the administration is eschewing tradition by not booking a central graduation speaker, instead focusing on the institution's bicentennial.
Legal Discrimination No More
U.S. appeals court says a lesbian former adjunct has the right to sue Ivy Tech under Title VII, a federal anti-bias law, for discrimination based on sexual orientation.
‘An Unprecedented Attack’
Hungarian Parliament passes legislation that could force university founded by George Soros out of the country.