By Carl Straumsheim. Anti-Semitic fliers printed remotely at dozens of universities are a reminder than even printers can serve as a gateway for hackers. Read more...

By Scott Jaschik. University rejects student demands to drop name from public affairs school, but pledges to provide context on Wilson’s legacy of racism. U of Mississippi, meanwhile, debates the right context for a statue of a Confederate soldier. Read more...

By Michael Stratford. After years of criticism from companies it hires to collect student loan payments, the Education Department plans to create a single standardized portal for borrowers to make payments. Read more...

By Ashley A. Smith. Two studies show successful pass rates from Tennessee's first full semester of putting all developmental students in college-level courses. Read more...

By Jake New. New paper finds little correlation between a coach's career advancement and the academic success of a team's players. Read more...

By Elizabeth Redden. Recent attacks in Europe have targeted the most popular region for American study abroad students -- and the one traditionally perceived as safe. Read more...

By Carl Straumsheim. Major publishers report sales of digital course materials surpass sales of print textbooks for the first time. Are the numbers right -- and does it matter. Read more...

By Paul Fain. Accreditor approves Purdue's new competency-based bachelor's degree, which blends technical disciplines with the humanities and has a customizable approach designed more for a career than a first job. Read more...

By Scott Jaschik. State auditor says system campuses cut admissions standards in ways that shifted slots to out-of-staters. University fires back with analysis that says budget cuts forced its hand. Read more...

By Colleen Flaherty. New book-length study details realties of being a conservative professor in the overwhelmingly progressive humanities and social sciences. While many see bias and periodic slights, many are also succeeding. Read more...