Administrators manage academic program eliminations (and additions) by following a structured process, avoiding a top-down approach, extending input beyond faculty, gathering and sharing data, and exhibiting transparency. More...

Some Colorado high school students can now guarantee their admission to the University of Colorado's School of Education for next year. More...

With college application season fast approaching, we chose to feature three writing prompts this week that discuss issues around higher education and the transition from adolescence to adulthood. More...

For years, the state university here that prides itself in sports as being the “home of the Fighting Scots” has been locked in a different and less enjoyable struggle, as have many of Pennsylvania’s other state-owned universities. More...

Duke University is pulling back the curtain and revealing to the public what happens during the college admissions process. More...

Tech disruption is finally coming to college basketball: For the first time in Division I, live updates will be transmitted to the bench via an app during an NCAA competition. More...

I frequently find myself in conversations with parents who believe they have little to no obligation to pay the entire cost of college for their children. More...

Sweet Briar College is excited to announce a new collaboration with Google to offer computer and data science courses to its undergraduate students. Sweet Briar is one of 10 schools collaborating with Google on these pilot courses this academic year — courses aimed to increase undergraduate access to quality computer and data science education by leveraging new technologies and teaching techniques. More...

Educators have a smarter way to grade scantrons with a deep integration between GradeHub, a cloud-based grading system to grade paper answer sheets, and Canvas by Instructure, the learning management system used (and loved) by millions of passionate students and educators. More...

After deciding earlier this year to delay pay raises for most University of Iowa faculty and staff from July until January in the wake of state funding cuts, the administration on Thursday said it’s letting deans and vice presidents choose whether to make the new pay-raise schedule permanent. More...