Dylan Miller spent $495 on college textbooks at the University of Northern Iowa — $167.50 for a linear algebra textbook alone — this spring semester. He might have used the books once a month, perhaps. More...

Oregon gave need-based college scholarships to just 31 percent of students who were eligible for one in 2015, turning down the other 69 percent because it ran out of money. More...

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Fifteen months after commemorating the massive renovation at the University of Northern Iowa Schindler Education Center, university officials, students, faculty, and design and construction team members are celebrating another milestone in the project’s history. More...

Notre Dame de Namur University officials finalized a round of course reductions designed to improve the Belmont school’s financial footing, despite concerns shared by faculty members who are increasingly critical of administrators. More...

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What
iAPPROVEAPP is the first and only truly comprehensive personal relationship management tool for iPhone that’s capable of supporting individual decisions and certain aspects of Title IX. Based on more than 3.5 years of rigorous research and a behavioral-based design, iAPPROVE uses everyday technology to help colleges and universities stamp out sexual violence, assault and harassment, and address issues of vicarious liability, timely responsiveness and verifiable data. More...

Grand Rapids Community College agreed to new contracts with two of its employee unions - the Police Officers Labor Council and College Employees Benefit Association. More...