A Texas judge’s eleventh-hour injunction against a controversial labor regulation change has left more than 4 million U.S. workers, including thousands in higher education,...
In a renewal of social consciousness in American higher ed, colleges are refining stories of their history told through statues, signage and installations on...
Stephanie Murphy, a security specialist with the Columbus State Community College police department, realized officers were having trouble communicating with one segment of the...
Instant Admissions Day at Unity College in Maine provides benefits beyond the immediate acceptance of students’ applications, President Melik Peter Khoury says.
This accelerated enrollment...
Exotic branch campuses across the globe give American institutions an extra shine when recruiting students and establishing an internationally recognized brand. Now, several universities...
Designed by the company Freight Farms, the hydroponic lettuce farm inside a shipping container at Stony Brook University in New York uses 90 percent less water than traditional...
Recent regulations from the Department of Education improve protection for student borrowers targeted by misleading or predatory practices, and establish a clear path for...
More than 40 years after it was established, Title IX continues to pose compliance challenges for higher education institutions struggling with sexual assault investigations.
The...
Higher ed has become the latest target of retirement plan fee litigation. One firm in particular has filed class-action suits against dozens of universities,...
Some advocacy groups see student loan debt as not just a financial problem, but a growing social justice concern, as well.
The Washington Center for...
