The problem is poorly understood metrics and—sometimes—administrators and faculty who are too often unwilling or unable to change. More...

The strategic plans of every administrator and department must work collectively toward the overall goals of a college or university. More...

Students and faculty at 10 colleges and universities will work with surrounding communities to improve race relations, social justice and tolerance. More...

Now hearing-impaired students can see real-time captioning of spoken events, also referred to as live captioning. More...

Crowd-powered captioning Like with crowdfunding, the future of live captioning may be powered by a group. More...

A recent decision by U.S. District Court Judge Philip Simon granted a preliminary injunction in favor of a male University of Notre Dame student. More...

As the term “free college” draws applicants and ever-more media attention, states, cities and colleges are learning the realities of these large-scale aid programs. More...

Dual enrollment is designed to increase access and degree attainment. In fact, a 2007 study found that 67 percent of dual-enrollment students enrolled in college after high school (compared to 50 percent of their peers), with 30 percent earning an associate’s degree along with their high school diploma. More...

Private college leaders want to collaborate more closely on issues of access and affordability—but federal antitrust laws prevent institutions from even having discussion about them. More...

A failure to gather data—not rigor or readiness—may be the biggest issue facing early college programs, believes Jason Taylor, an assistant professor of higher education at the University of Utah who has devoted his career to studying dual enrollment. More...