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28 novembre 2019

2 Killed at Off-Campus Texas A&M-Commerce Party

HomeBy Scott Jaschik. Two people were shot and killed and another 12 were shot Saturday night at an off-campus party near Texas A&M University at Commerce, The Dallas Morning News reported. Police were responding to a complaint about parking violations when the shooting began. More...

28 novembre 2019

Cincinnati Christian Announces It Will Close

HomeBy Scott Jaschik. Cincinnati Christian University announced Monday that it would close. A statement from the board said, "Over the past two decades, it has become increasingly difficult to provide accredited ministry programs at a reasonable cost in a metropolitan location." The university also announced that Central Christian College of the Bible will open a campus in Cincinnati. More...

28 novembre 2019

Legal Group Questions 'U.S. News'

HomeBy Scott Jaschik. The Society for Empirical Legal Studies has written to U.S. News & World Report to "express concern" about its plans to create a law school "scholarly impact" ranking based on HeinOnline data. More...

27 novembre 2019

Education Department Explains Grand Canyon Decision

HomeBy Paul Fain. The U.S. Department of Education last week told Grand Canyon University that it had determined that the university remains a for-profit institution. The decision surprised many in higher education and could be relevant to other for-profits that are seeking to change their tax status, as well as to colleges that outsource the administration of online programs to outside companies. More...

27 novembre 2019

Bipartisan Movement in Washington

HomeBy Paul Fain. The powerful Republican chairman of the U.S. Senate’s education committee is backing a bipartisan bill aimed at for-profit colleges and their recruiting of students who are veterans of the U.S. military. More...

27 novembre 2019

College Reopens After Closing Over Threats

HomeBy Paul Fain. Elmhurst College, a private institution located near Chicago, reopened Wednesday after being shut down for two days over concerns about several campus episodes of vandalism "involving hate messaging and non-specific threats," the college announced. More...

27 novembre 2019

University of La Verne Mulls Closure of Law School

HomeBy Paul FainThe University of La Verne may close its law school, the Inland Valley Daily Bulletin reported. The governing board for the private university, which is located in Southern California, will consider the matter next month. In the meantime, a group of nine university faculty members and administrators is investigating the law school's viability and looking at its finances, according to the newspaper. More...

27 novembre 2019

Some College, No Degree

HomeBy Paul Fain. Report features broad new data on 36 million Americans who left college without a credential, including 3.8 million who returned to college in the last five years, nearly one million of whom completed. More...

27 novembre 2019

Wide Range of Changes for USC's Board

HomeBy Paul Fain. The University of Southern California's trustees on Tuesday approved a broad set of changes to the governing board in the wake of a series of scandals at the university, USC announced. More...

27 novembre 2019

Surprise for Grand Canyon's Nonprofit Conversion

HomeBy Paul Fain. Trump administration's Education Department says the Arizona university remains a for-profit, a surprising decision that may dump cold water on other nonprofit conversion bids. More...

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