IOWA CITY — Although Iowa lawmakers one year ago took swift action to disempower unions, the University of Iowa’s growing number of non-tenure-track faculty are organizing with unionization in mind. More...

New York lawmakers return to the Capitol this week to begin their push to agree on a state budget, due by April 1. There are a number of issues on which they must agree: first the amount of money that is available and then how to spend it. More...

Boston and Santa Clara, California—February 26, 2018—Cengage, an education and technology company and Chegg, the Smarter Way to Student™, today announced an exclusive partnership to increase students’ access to more affordable materials and help them succeed in their studies. More...

Higher education and business leaders must work together if they're going to solve the problem of rising costs for college and student debt, a panel of experts said Tuesday morning. More...

As enrollments and employment levels decline at Kentucky’s public institutions of higher education, such changes translate into a personal loss for those seeking more education and a collective loss for the communities losing jobs and other economic benefits. More...

International students who are arrested could be removed from the country following the federal government’s new emphasis on screening immigrants. More...

California’s high school graduation rates have increased significantly in recent years, but the percentage of those students who complete their college education continues to lag, with long-term implications for the state’s future. More...

Ambassador Education Solutions, which powers course materials and content integration programs, has built a one-of-a-kind integration with Trimdata’s FA~Link, a module within Ellucian’s Colleague student management system. More...

College admissions teams now go beyond zip codes and SAT scores to micromatch students who are most likely to apply to, enroll in and succeed at their institutions. More...

The finalized version of the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act that President Trump signed into law poses less of a perceived threat to higher ed than the bill that passed the House. More...