California legislators recently threatened to withhold $18 million in state support from the University of California System if it did not offer assurances that it would begin to cap its non-resident enrollment. More...

In 2016, 80 percent of all higher education conversions came from just three media channels. Do you know which channels drove such significant volume? One channel is the strongest in terms of conversion rate and share of conversions, another is the strongest for inquiry volume. Two were branded channels. One was not. More...

Passion and purpose. One drives students’ ability and eagerness to learn. The other can keep them wavering in life to no end. More...

The University of Oklahoma will raise tuition and mandatory fees 5 percent for resident students next academic year. The increase for nonresidents will be 6.5 percent for undergraduates and 4.3 percent for graduate students. More...

The Obama Administration put an unprecedented emphasis on access to higher education, emphasizing the idea that a college education is not only the way to upward mobility and job security, it is an individual right, almost as inalienable as life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. More...

The American Society for Engineering Education (ASEE) has joined the growing list of professional and educational societies partnering with Liaison International to launch EngineeringCAS, the first of its kind Centralized Application Service (CAS) for graduate engineering programs. More...

Although diversifying the makeup of student bodies has been a major effort on college campuses in recent years, when it comes to the president’s office, there has been little change: The typical college president continues to be a white man in his early 60s, a new national survey has found. More...

Parents may be able to accumulate more money to pay for college by investing in an out-of-state 529 plan. Yet many don’t even know it’s possible. Eighty percent of those who invest in a 529 choose the one in their home state, according to a study by the Investment Company Institute. More...

The list of places in the U.S. where you can attend college for free is growing. More...

Gale, a Cengage company and leading provider of library resources, has released the second part of the award-winning LGBTQ History and Culture Since 1940 collection, which documents a broad range of LGBTQ experiences and the fight for equal rights. More...