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The State Higher Ed Picture, 2007
Amid signs that economic downturn will dampen support for colleges and students, report finds that per-student spending outpaced inflation and enrollment growth by 3.9 percent over 2006.
Revolt in the Adjunct Ranks
CUNY's faculty union promised big results, but part-time activists want proposed contract rejected and more open debate.
McCain Comes Out Against Affirmative Action
In reversal of earlier position, candidate backs state ballot measures to bar public colleges and universities from considering race in admissions and hiring.
Senate Strands Study Abroad Bill
Widely supported legislation to enhance international education is entangled in symbolic debate on Capitol Hill.
New Ethics Rules for Admissions Consultants
In wake of scandal and criticism, group toughens stance on conflicts of interest, limits gifts from college officials and bars advertising that could encourage anxiety.
More Uncertainty in Student Loan Programs
2 lenders that had said they would offer student loans this fall change their plans, citing continued disruption in the credit markets.