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Borrower Defense Rules Finalized
Education Department releases regulations to protect student borrowers against fraudulent and abusive institutions. Although rules are aimed at for-profit colleges, critics say they could have repercussions for all colleges.
Polarized Political Clout
Campaign contributions from for-profit colleges continue to tilt heavily to Republicans. But the struggling sector's political giving is down since peaking in 2012.
A More Educated Educause
Diversity, collaboration, personalization and professional development are on the IT organization's five-year to-do list. Don't worry -- exhibit hall magicians aren't going away.
Humanities in Limbo
Johns Hopkins threatens to close its interdisciplinary Humanities Center, sparking outcry from students and faculty members.
Fixing Capacity With Better Class Scheduling
Colleges are re-examining their student enrollment data to better understand how courses are scheduled in an effort to fix capacity problems.
Jury: Penn State Defamed Ex-Coach Who Reported Molestation
Pennsylvania State University defamed the former assistant football coach who initially brought to light charges of molestation in the university's...
Tulsa Student Faces 20 Charges of Assaults, Break-Ins
Authorities have charged a suspended University of Tulsa student with more than 20 crimes, following first charging him in an...
Blackboard Study on How Instructors Use the LMS
Blackboard today released a study on how instructors and students in 70,000 courses across 927 institutions used Blackboard Learn, the...