Western Illinois University announced in June plans to lay off two dozen faculty members and eliminate another 62 positions that are either vacant or soon to become vacant. Tri States Public Radio previously reported a breakdown of the faculty layoffs. More...

Research technology company Digital Science announced today that it has embarked on a project with the Ohio Department of Higher Education to work in partnership with the Ohio Technology Consortium (OH-TECH) to highlight Ohio's biomedical and engineering faculty and to showcase Ohio's campus facilities and equipment critical to the innovation process. More...

The University of Pennsylvania has taught some pretty able students throughout the years, and today was no exception, only the students are dogs. More...

New Jersey community college students who transfer to the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) before earning a degree or certificate will find it easier to receive a credential retroactively under a new alliance between NJIT and the National Student Clearinghouse. More...

Savannah Technical College’s Aviation Technology program is getting a $50,000 boost thanks to The Delta Airlines Foundation, which is awarding grants totaling $350,000 to nine aviation maintenance training programs across the country. More...

The rapidly shifting landscape of higher education is well documented; fewer traditional 18- to 24-year-olds but increasing numbers of non-traditional-age students, decreasing state allocation causing an increasing dependence on tuition, greater competition for a decreasing number of students (including international ones), and decreasing demand for face-to-face lectures in rows of desks while steadily increasing demand for online and blended classroom models. More...

Teachers and staff at D.C. Virgo were prepared and ready to open their doors as the first public K-8 school in Wilmington on Wednesday. More...

The Trump administration is moving to require colleges and universities to publish more detailed data on the finances of their graduates, part of a broader effort to make higher education more market driven and focused on consumer choice. More...

The College of Charleston has begun practicing race-conscious affirmative action in its admissions office again, about two years after quietly discontinuing the practice. More...

As two more large-scale apartment projects prepare to open, there are indications the Terre Haute rental market may have reached capacity, especially for certain demographics. More...