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Sunshine for International Recruiting
Amid criticism, U.S. universities have quietly paid companies commission to recruit students abroad. Now they're doing it publicly, and trying to standardize practices.
Anthropology and the Military
At its annual meeting, scholarly association criticizes a Defense Department program that uses social science as a strategic weapon.
Redefining Access and Success
24 public college systems develop new way of counting enrollments and completion rates -- which show they have long way to go to close achievement gaps for minority and needy students.
Cats and Dogs
The Health Sciences Center has ended the use of cats from a shelter in exercises on emergency medical techniques, The...
CEO for Achieving the Dream
Achieving the Dream, a five-year-old effort to improve community colleges, has named a CEO: William Truehart, who formerly led Bryant...
Chinese Court Backs GMAT Copyright
A Chinese court has approved a settlement between the Graduate Management Admission Council and a Chinese test-prep business that upholds...
Former Coach Wins Title IX Retaliation Claim
A California jury has awarded $28,000, the equivalent of one year's salary, to Lorri Sulpizio, the former head coach of...
Court Rejects Use of Eminent Domain for Columbia U.
A New York State appeals court on Thursday rejected the use of eminent domain on behalf of Columbia University for...