Chinese parents laud study trips for students
Short summer breaks help children adjust to foreign study methods and develop life skills
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Broward College expands $10K bachelor’s degrees
I today’s workplace, a college degree is one of the most important keys to opening doors of opportunity and success.
Tennessee Promise ups enrollment at Chattanooga, Cleveland States
The promise Gov. Bill Haslam made to Tennessee students is changing the landscape of higher education in the Chattanooga area.
Chinese students learn a lesson on married life
Tying the knot as an undergraduate has been legal for 10 years in China, but this has brought a series of challenges
Laureate Education files for IPO
Laureate Education, Inc. filed a Form S-1 with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) regarding its initial public offering (IPO).
U. of Texas schools given green light to propose increase in tuition, fees
The University of Texas System Board of Regents gave schools the approval to present proposals for increases to tuition and fees for fiscal years 2017 and 2018
Ohio State marketing deal puts university logo next to beer brands
In 2008, Ohio State University sent representatives to bars, restaurants and stores around town to take down posters and signs that included an OSU logo along with beer ads and football schedules.
University of Texas debates guns on campus after Oregon shooting
A law to allow guns in more places at the University of Texas system would increase the danger on campuses ...
Colleges wary of student health coverage
The University of Missouri's decision to discontinue, and then quickly reinstate, health insurance subsidies for graduate students brought national attention to the lack of clarity in regulators' application of rules for colleges and universities.
Court could create path to mass student debt forgiveness
A case has reached the First Circuit Court of Appeals that could allow student loan borrowers to shed their debt by filing bankruptcy–a move that could cost federal taxpayers billions.
