Earlier this year, former College of DuPage President Robert Breuder almost won himself a $763,000 golden parachute to leave the institution in March 2016,...
While digital badges may sound like overshared gimmicks from the latest trendy game or social network, they have become serious commodities in the world...
States that have not offered veterans discounted tuition at public universities are now required by law to do so, reflecting the oft-nomadic lifestyle of...
Criminal justice professor and public safety expert Robin Engel’s extensive background working with both law enforcement and community advocates should give plenty of credibility...
President Obama scrapped his long proposed college rating system in favor of a “scorecard” system unveiled in September.
The College Scorecard details what graduates earn, how...
Study abroad has been reserved traditionally for upperclassmen, but institutions that include Michigan State, Kent State (Ohio), Florida State, American University (D.C.) and the...
A small-scale program that will give prisoners Pell Grants to pursue college degrees represents a symbolic step toward expanding access to higher education. But...
The push for campuswide sustainability and a fresh commitment to student health drive institutions to rethink their dining strategies. This might mean buying more...
Most public discussions about the use of race and ethnicity in higher education admissions decisions ignore targeted recruitment and some of the other strategies...
More students now do their research on the web, bypassing resources offered by their campus libraries as digital usurps print in curricula, a recent...
