European graduate enrolment in US rises 8 per cent
The number of European graduate students enrolling at US universities rose by 8 per cent in the year to autumn 2016 ...
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The ‘Black Hole’ of College Sports
Baylor University’s former head football coach covered up his players’ sexual violence and other troubling behaviors for years ...
OCC signs warn students against recording classes without permission
Almost two months after a secretly recorded video of an Orange Coast College professor's post-election comments about President Trump touched off a nationwide firestorm ...
Tuition-free college gains ground
Free tuition. Just the words bring a smile to the face of Genesis Mosquera, a 23-year-old Stamford resident who is working her way through Norwalk Community College ...
UK Private provider figures raise questions over completion rates
Figures on UK private providers have raised renewed questions about the number of students claiming public loans to study sub-degree courses at for-profit colleges, but leaving without qualifications.
FBI recovers rare, local history stolen from Girard
Two rare documents are back where they belong after FBI agents tell Eyewitness News someone stole them from Girard College.
‘Delays’ to UK government research ‘worse than embarrassing’
Key UK government-commissioned research on higher education is “getting dusty” on departmental shelves rather than being published, a situation that is “worse than an embarrassment”, according to a former ministerial adviser.
The DeVos Agenda
After winning confirmation with the vice president's tie-breaking vote, new education secretary is expected to shift away from Obama policies on for-profit higher education, regulation and dealing with sexual assault on campus.
Saint Joseph’s College students will have to find new schools this fall
Days after Saint Joseph's College in Indiana announced it was temporarily shutting down, hundreds of students are left to find a new school.
Discipline tardy journal editors, say scholars
Editors of academic journals should be investigated for “professional negligence” if peer review at their publications takes too long, says a leading critic of the scholarly publishing industry.
