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Un-Guaranteeing Tuition Prices
Iowa's Northwestern College hoped that locking in its charges to students for four years would attract families eager for tuition stability. But when enrollment fell, the experiment ended.
Bad Moon Rising
Private colleges continue to report concerns about steep enrollment declines, but few have seen them yet, a survey by their national association finds.
Exam Week Zen
Colleges aren't just offering late-night coffee and cookies during finals week, but massages and other perks to soothe the stressed-out student.
Cutting a Program -- to Save It?
In midst of budget crisis, New Jersey lawmakers vote to limit access to popular college aid programs and to require some grant recipients to pick up more of tuition tab.
You Want a Job with That?
House Speaker Ray Sansom is the latest Florida lawmaker to draw critics for taking a job in higher education system, but president who hired him says it's wrong to disqualify legislators.