Some Colorado high school students can now guarantee their admission to the University of Colorado's School of Education for next year. More...

Duke University is pulling back the curtain and revealing to the public what happens during the college admissions process. More...

The State Board of Education is calling for major changes to the way Idaho’s colleges and universities are funded. More...

New Jersey is not one of the 30 states that fund higher education based on outcomes like graduation rates or earned degrees. Critics insist the state is just getting around to drafting a funding plan. More...

In an eight to five vote, Tennessee’s Higher Education Commission denied Middle Tennessee State University’s proposal to transfer Indiana-based Valparaiso Law School to its Murfreesboro campus. More...

Voters will decide in November on two higher education bonds aimed at helping the state’s public two- and four-year colleges ramp up programs to ease Maine’s workforce shortages – particularly in the health care field – and put a dent in deferred maintenance of aging campus buildings. More...

Artwork depicting the founding of Dartmouth College, now considered racist and sexist, will be removed from the campus and placed in off-site storage. More...

Simpson College will layoff 13 full-time employees, including 12 faculty members, and eliminate the school's art department as it contends with lower enrollment and changing student interests. More...

Marian University and Saint Joseph’s College in Rensselaer are joining forces to open a new two-year college in Indianapolis. More...

In Indiana, we make stuff. Diesel engines and generators. Caskets and hospital beds. Car parts and automobiles. Pharmaceuticals and medical devices. The list is as diverse as it is extensive. More...