By Hank Bounds. As educators, we often assume that we have the answers. In some cases, we also expect that we can -- and should -- anticipate the questions. Yet I can one thing say with absolute certainty: our listening and learning never stops. Read more...

By Elizabeth Redden. Thirteen people reported killed in attack by gunmen that came weeks after two foreign professors were kidnapped. Seven students among the dead, as is instructor who studied in U.S. Read more...

By Rick Seltzer. A new report says the wealthy do not disproportionately benefit from public subsidies, but some wonder whether low-income students get enough. Read more...

By Rick Seltzer. A new report suggests wealthy institutions should spend more from their endowments to help low-income students, but many campus critics say it's not so simple. Read more...

By Rick Seltzer. New research on public master's universities finds that they are generally efficient, but economies of scale favor undergraduate over graduate education. Read more...

By Rick Seltzer. As lawsuits allege major universities dropped the ball in running their retirement plans, experts believe more institutions will find themselves in the crosshairs. Read more...

By Doug Lederman. Federal court ruling on Obama administration guidance on use of school facilities by transgender students could clear the way for a challenge to the Education Department's 2011 letter on campus sexual assault. Read more...

By Doug Lederman and Rick Seltzer. Different strategies take stage at the National Association of College and University Business Officers' annual meeting. More...