After pioneering the use of virtual design in construction, Mortenson Construction has developed a first-of-its-kind augmented reality (AR) mobile app to help the University of Washington community "see" the future CSE2 computer science building — well before its doors open to students in January of 2019. More...

The official federal graduation rates for colleges and universities that serve large numbers of black, Latino and Asian students significantly underestimate how many of their students are earning degrees, according to a new report. More...

For many community college presidents, the presidency is the culmination of a longstanding career ambition, marked by ceremonies and celebrations. Yet leadership development is a never-ending process of informal and formal learning experiences. More...

The Rhode island Health and Educational Corporation (RIHEBC) has sold over $1 billion in financing in a single fiscal year for the first time in its 50-year history. More...

The federal government has lent out nearly $2 billion over the past two decades to help dozens of historically black colleges and universities upgrade their campuses or refinance debt. More...

Every year, many students who have overcome daunting obstacles in high school receive good news — they've been accepted to college. More...

Moody’s has released its public university medians for FY 2016, and overall the sector remains financially stable with steady enrollment and solid cash flow margins. As the sector heads into the forthcoming year we expect revenue and expense pressure to emerge and pressure performance, primarily for some moderate and small universities lacking the revenue diversity and brand strength of large research universities. More...

San Jose State University today announced a partnership with OOHLALA, a mobile app used by hundreds of colleges and universities worldwide to improve student engagement and retention. More...

The chancellor of the California Community Colleges system says intermediate algebra should no longer be required to earn an associate degree — unless students are in the fields of science, technology, engineering or math. More...

The chairman of a key committee studying proposals to make public colleges and universities free in Massachusetts said he needs to see a detailed cost analysis before he’s willing to back the measures. More...