By Andrew Mytelka. An Arizona judge ruled on Tuesday that students brought to the United States illegally by their parents were eligible to pay cheaper in-state tuition in the Maricopa County Community College District, the Associated Press reported. More...
By Mark Leach. In the final throes of the General Election campaign, higher education tuition fees have taken centre stage once again. The Labour Party has extrapolated the Conservatives spending (or cutting) plans and estimated that under previously-announced assumptions, fees would need to rise to £11,500 to cover a shortfall in funding to universities. More...
By Paul Fain. U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders made it official on Thursday by announcing his campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination. The Vermont Independent, who is 73, used part of his informal, 10-minute news conference on Capitol Hill to pitch a previously announced proposal for two free years of public college. Read more...
By Patrick Wintour. A re-elected coalition government would increase tution fees to £11,500 a year, Labour has claimed.
Labour said a black hole in university finances meant a renewed Conservative-Liberal Democrat coalition would mean higher fees for undergraduate students. More...
By Suzanne McGee. BlackRock’s Rick Rieder takes a strictly pragmatic perspective on the broader consequences of parents not thinking long-term. More...
By Graeme Atherton. Research shows a decrease in tuition fees could see students from poorer backgrounds choosing different courses and working less during term time. More...
By Mark Guydish - . The American Association of University Professors minced no words in taking that stand, dubbing its annual report on faculty salaries “Busting the Myths.” The introduction sets a clear objective: countering criticism of America’s higher education system. More...
By Kellie Woodhouse. Tuition dollars made up roughly 47 percent of revenues for public higher education for the third straight year in 2014, cementing a trend in which tuition revenue now rivals state appropriations as the main funder of public colleges and universities. Read more...
By Abby Young-Powell. The Guardian went to Manchester Metropolitan University to find out what students think about the education they are paying for. Our panel was chaired by writer and presenter Rick Edwards. More...
By Lawrence Wakefield. The tuition fees debate looks set to roll on in the next parliament. But does anyone have a workable solution. More...
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