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As second longtime target collapses and enforcement actions pile up, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau becomes key regulator of student loan industry and for-profit higher ed.
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As second longtime target collapses and enforcement actions pile up, Consumer Financial Protection Bureau becomes key regulator of student loan industry and for-profit higher ed.
Recruiting prospective athletes for sports is a big part of the college admissions process; top football programs can spend millions recruiting players
People will do crazy things to get to the top of the "real money slots" search rankings.
The Department of Education is standing by an independent advisory board vote to bar one of the largest national accreditation agencies from serving as the gatekeeper between colleges and billions of dollars in federal financial aid ...
More than one in three students at Chinese universities has been sexually harassed or experienced sexual violence, according to a new survey ...
Information technology staff members across the University of California system are holding their breath to see if the layoffs and outsourcing at the San Francisco campus represent an individual cost-cutting measure or the beginning of a trend.
It will be easier from now on for L.A. students to take community college classes for free — while sitting in their high school classrooms.
In recent years, we've seen a slew of coding bootcamps pop up across the country, predominantly attracting professionals looking to get into the tech scene.
This year’s charged political climate in the United States could seriously hurt colleges’ and universities’ ability to recruit international students, according to high school counselors and admissions officers.
Recycled and modified ship containers on water are set to become cheap and sustainable student housing