Baby Steps
Washington & Jefferson dips its toe into graduate programs, but leaders of the traditionally undergraduate college admit it's a balancing act ...
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Kentucky Supreme Court hears appeal of Bevin’s higher education cuts
The Kentucky Supreme Court heard arguments on Thursday over a challenge to Republican Gov. Matt Bevin’s mid-year cuts to state colleges and universities.
Texas university president denies claims of erratic behavior
The president of a Texas university insists he's healthy and is threatening to sue after the university's governing board placed him on medical leave because of "uncharacteristic behavior and comments."
Community college offers no textbook classes
Going to college just got a little bit less expensive for students at Wytheville Community College (WCC).
Heartland seeks more reverse transfer agreements
Heartland Community College is trying to make it easier to get your degree if your college career gets sidetracked.
Why do overseas Chinese students return? [Copy link] 中文
An increasing number of Chinese youngsters studying abroad perfer to come back home after graduation ...
Atlanta may expand to cover Emory University
Emory University wants its 631-acre campus to become part of the city of Atlanta, a move that would expand the city’s borders and possibly lead to the construction of a MARTA line to the school.
College credits for McDonald’s Canada workers
A new agreement between McDonald's Canada and Ontario's colleges will see employees of the fast food company be able to earn college credits towards their future.
ACT scores show a smaller share of students are ‘college-ready’
This year’s high school graduates were less likely to demonstrate college readiness on the ACT admission test than those who took the exam the year before ...
Stanford bans hard liquor from on-campus parties, limits bottle sizes
As Stanford undergrads get ready for the fall semester, the university's administrators have issued a new mandate: Pack your books and calculators, but leave the fifths and handles at home.
