College students could start paying more for school if lawmakers agree to raise tuition caps. More...

With the number of traditional MBA students dropping, business schools must get creative to survive and ultimately thrive. More...

The student lending market has grown to more than $1 trillion in outstanding debt. By using data and expert interviews, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau gives context to consumers considering taking on student loans. More...

Nearly one-third of Washington college students have experienced depression in the last year, and more than 10 percent have had thoughts of suicide, according to a new survey of young adults attending schools around the state. More...

The College of Wooster will commit more money to combating all forms of discrimination on campus, the school announced Wednesday in an email to alumni. More...

The German automaker announced this morning that it is doubling the size of its apprentice mechanic program — dubbed "BMW Scholars" — and is adding a fourth technical college to its stable of academic partners. Greenwood's Piedmont Tech joins Tri-County Tech, Greenville Tech and Spartanburg Community College. More...

The West Virginia Senate unanimously passed Tuesday a bill to make in-state community and technical colleges tuition free. More...

About five years ago, college presidents, software developers, and education reformers predicted that “massive open online courses,” or MOOCs, would spur a revolution in higher education and a new era of flexible, affordable learning. The New York Times’s Education Life declared 2012 the “Year of the MOOC,” with a cover feature. More...

Mesalands Community College in Tucumcari, N.M., has received new donations from Megger and Transcat to enhance hands-on training for future wind turbine technicians. More...