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Britain Reconsiders Whether Applicants Must Report Criminal Convictions
Britain's student admissions service is reconsidering requirements that students must report certain criminal convictions when applying to universities. The Guardian...
Va. Governor Challenges Report on Colleges as Terror Breeding Grounds
Gov. Timothy Kaine of Virginia said officials there will investigate how a unit of the state police came to conclude...
Audit Critiques U.S. Oversight of Lenders
The U.S. Education Department's inspector general on Wednesday released the latest in a series of highly critical audits of the...
U.S. Indicts 4 in College Spam Scheme
The U.S. Justice Department has indicted several men for their alleged involvement in a broad scheme in which thousands of...
Stateless Community College
Maricopa, one of the largest districts in the country, is planning for the possibility of not receiving any state dollars.
To Friend or to Reject
Many admissions offices are using search engines and social networks to check out some applicants, or to promote institutions, survey finds.
Of Many Minds on College Costs
Presidents, budget officers and professors hold similar views about nature and extent of public higher ed's finance problems, but diverge widely on potential solutions, survey finds. Talk among yourselves, authors urge.
Photographic History of Human Dissection
New book featuring group portraits with the cadaver offers uncomfortable insight into an era of medical education.