Are e-books a waste of money? The surprising winner when it comes to reading
In a win for old-fashioned paper books, new research has found children with access to a range of e-reading devices are less likely to read.
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College-prep programs for the poor slashed in Trump’s budget
Harry L. Williams had no doubt he was going to college, even though his parents never attended and could offer no guidance on applying or enrolling.
Lindenwood leaders have a plan to rebound
Lindenwood University’s niche within the region’s higher education market depends on reaching commuter students where they live, with multiple campuses set up in all corners of the St. Louis metro area.
U. of Maryland to offer new resources for undocumented students
The University of Maryland is taking new steps to coordinate services for undocumented immigrants who are enrolled at College Park.
To boost its economy, Tennessee is creating more college grads
Amy Haddock, a 41-year-old stay-at-home mom, may not seem like a mechanically minded tinkerer, but she wants a career.
Google opens Howard University West
Google will open "Howard West" on its campus in Mountain View, Calif., a Silicon Valley outpost for the historically black university where computer science majors can immerse ....
Union and Ithaca agree on contract, strike canceled
Ithaca College and the Ithaca College Contingent Faculty Union reached a tentative agreement on a labor contract
House higher ed plan slashes funding for UCF, other schools
A House higher education plan released Monday would cut $164 million from state colleges and universities, including $5 million for the University of Central Florida that is part of a new program designed to help improve its ranking nationwide.
Rider to sell nearly century-old Westminster Choir College
For Westminster Choir College, the music will live on -- but precisely where is still to be determined.
House passes bill that allows higher ed institutions to offer more degrees
Missouri Southern State University will have the opportunity to offer more types of degrees if the bill passed Thursday in the House crosses the finish line.
