Corinthian sale put off to February

The proposed sale of 56 campuses to loan guarantor ECMC has already been postponed twice.

By Keith Button • Jan. 13, 2015

California budget would reward continued tuition freezes

Gov. Jerry Brown's budget proposal would increase state spending for the two state university systems by 4%, but only if they hold the line on tuition and out-of-state student enrollment increases.

By Keith Button • Jan. 13, 2015

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Artificial Intelligence

As AI continues its forward march in education and the workplace, colleges are grapplling with how best to incorporate the emerging technology into admissions, courrsework and elsewhere

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U.S. Ed Dept issues guidance on third-party student aid servicers

According to a "Dear Colleague" letter, there was some confusion as to what should be reported as a third-party servicer agreement by institutions.

By Roger Riddell • Jan. 12, 2015

Georgia State digital copyright suit could go to Supreme Court

A potential showdown has been set up by the U.S. Court of Appeals for the circuit that covers Alabama, Georgia, and Florida, which said it won’t rehear the e-reserves case.

By Keith Button • Jan. 12, 2015

Some in higher ed see problems with free community college

Other colleges could face adversity under a federally funded free college tuition plan.

By Keith Button • Jan. 12, 2015

GOP gets started with higher ed bills

The new chairman of the U.S. Senate's education committee, Lamar Alexander, has introduced legislation to simplify federal student financial aid forms and programs.

By Keith Button • Jan. 9, 2015

Obama to propose free community college

The president has revealed his secret Tennessee announcement for Friday: a national expansion of Gov. Bill Haslam's Tennessee Promise.

By Keith Button • Jan. 9, 2015

New Mexico auditor clears community college of wrongdoing

Santa Fe Community College was accused of financial improprieties by a president that it fired.

By Keith Button • Jan. 8, 2015

UVA reinstates Greek social activities with new safety measures

Other college administrators may be looking to the University of Virginia's new Greek organization safety standards for examples they can use on their own campuses.

By Keith Button • Jan. 8, 2015

Georgia higher ed could see sixth merger in 2 years

As a response to dwindling state funding, Georgia's public higher ed system is now planning to combine Georgia State University and Georgia Perimeter College.

By Keith Button • Jan. 7, 2015

Kaplan pays $1.3M to settle whistleblower suit

The for-profit educator will pay $1.3 million to settle a lawsuit alleging it used unqualified instructors to teach medical assistant classes in Texas.

By Keith Button • Jan. 7, 2015

State funding for public colleges dwindling

A recent report shows that student tuition now pays more than states for the cost of public colleges and universities.

By Keith Button • Jan. 6, 2015

Milwaukee for-profit Herzing U makes the jump to non-profit

The move will exempt the institution from regulations targeting for-profit schools.

By Keith Button • Jan. 6, 2015

Obama to make higher ed affordability announcement Friday

Few details regarding the announcement have been released by the White House.

By Keith Button • Jan. 6, 2015

Boston will inspect 580 student apartments

City housing inspectors are cracking down on student apartment addresses that appear to violate zoning rules against overcrowding.

By Keith Button • Jan. 5, 2015

Harvard agrees to sex assault policy changes

A U.S. Department of Education Title IX investigation into Harvard Law School is over, and the school has signed an agreement.

By Keith Button • Dec. 31, 2014

GAO reccommends stronger federal oversight of accreditors

A new report suggests that the U.S. Department of Education take a more prominent role in overseeing higher education accreditation and institutions.

By Keith Button • Dec. 26, 2014

Census Bureau proposes dropping college question

A question about college majors may be cut from an annual survey, much to the chagrin of some higher education researchers.

By Keith Button • Dec. 23, 2014

Audit faults Pima Community College's attendance tracking

The Arizona community college's failure to adequately track class attendance could jeopardize its federal financial aid eligibility.

By Keith Button • Dec. 23, 2014

Harvard backs off SodaStream boycott

The university managed to anger both pro-Israeli and pro-Palestinian groups with a dining hall boycott that was reversed.

By Keith Button • Dec. 22, 2014

Ed Dept issues competency-based education guidance

The document, published Friday, includes a Q&A format attachment answering a number of questions received since a March 2013 release.

By Roger Riddell • Dec. 22, 2014

NLRB makes faculty unions easier

A National Labor Relations Board ruling could make it easier for tenure-track faculty and those at private and religious higher education institutions to unionize.

By Keith Button • Dec. 22, 2014

Will Supreme Court intervene in U of Iowa employee discrimination case?

The lawsuit involves an employee who claims she was passed over for a faculty position because of her political views.

By Keith Button • Dec. 22, 2014

Obama college ratings get 'thumbs down' from Republicans

The Obama administration likely won’t be able to accomplish its ultimate goal of tying some $150 billion in federal financial aid to the ratings as a result.

By Keith Button • Dec. 22, 2014

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By Roger Riddell • Dec. 19, 2014