Enrollment for higher education in New Mexico continues to decline. The most recent enrollment numbers from the New Mexico Higher Education Department show a decrease from 144,294 students in 2014 to 133,830 in 2016. More...

Two years after landing on the American Association of University Professors’ ignominious list of sanctioned higher education institutions, the University of Iowa is at the threshold of making an exit. More...

Most students who graduated from Virginia’s public colleges and universities last year left not only with a degree but also with a financial burden: an average student loan debt of about $30,000. More...

All eight presidents of Utah’s public colleges and universities have signed a letter urging public support for a tax-reform package aimed at boosting education funding — including an upcoming vote on raising the state’s gasoline tax. More...

The school announced Tuesday it would be ending its 20-year partnership with Nike after 2018 and in 2019, it would start a new 10-year pact with Adidas in a deal that's worth roughly $120 million. More...

Incoming Hagerstown Community College President Jim Klauber will earn a base salary of $230,000 when he begins his tenure as the fourth president in the institution's history on June 1. More...

OnCampus Brands, dedicated to connecting college campuses with brands that enhance students’ lives and improve retail operations, has partnered with Fresh Twist by Pretzelmaker to spur their development on college campuses around the country. More...

Tensions had been running high at Howard University even before hundreds of students began a sit-in at the school’s administration building late last month. More...

That ensuing scandal caused many within college basketball to speak of an uncertain future. More...

Data USA has released new data visualization profiles summarizing the costs, demographics, debt, acceptance rates, financial aid, and endowments of more than 7,300 universities and higher education institutions in the U.S. More...