One out of every five students receiving an Excelsior Scholarship — New York's new free tuition program — attends a public college or university in Western New York. More...

The promise of big data versus the menace of Big Brother. 
That’s the storyline of an unlikely, behind-the-scenes battle being waged over a plan to help Americans know their odds of graduating on time from a particular college, and how much money they will likely earn when they do. More...

A ruling by Kentucky's attorney general says the University of Louisville violated the state's open records law by denying a newspaper's request for emails on the former university president's hard drive. More...

That’s consistently one of the top questions that colleges are asked at the beginning of an academic year. Enrollment figures — and, in particular, “full-time equivalent” (FTE) — are closely watched by college advocates, primarily because those numbers can affect their public funding. More...