The announcement comes a month after seven current and former students in the Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences filed a class-action lawsuit against the school seeking $70 million. More...
Global higher ed CRM software market new development, new expansions and advance technology
The report on the Higher-Ed CRM Software market offers a broad overview of the dynamics at play on both the buy side and sell side. In order to deepen readers’ understanding of the Higher-Ed CRM Software market, the report provides brief historical highlights that have influenced developments herein. More...
Mitchell Community College trustees to consider voter ID next year
Mitchell Community College officials will decide next year if it wants to make sure photo identification cards given to students will qualify as photo ID when voting. More...
Website launched to help displaced Virginia College students
The Alabama Community College System (ACCS) has launched an online resource for displaced Virginia College students. More...
What national higher ed. policy can learn from Tenn.
“College is too expensive. Out of step. Not worth it,” cry the critics.
Don’t be fooled: a college degree, certificate or another credential after high school is still the surest pathway to the middle class and beyond. More...
JCSU retains accreditation, Bennett College may not
Two historically black schools in North Carolina have received different news regarding the future of the institutions. More...
Daktronics bringing larger-than-life baseball experience to USC
Daktronics (NASDAQ-DAKT) of Brookings, South Dakota, has continued a partnership with the University of South Carolina to design, manufacture and install a new LED video display for Founders Park in Columbia, South Carolina. More...
The liberal arts may not survive the 21st century
For many years, wisconsin had one of the finest public-university systems in the country. It was built on an idea: that the university’s influence should not end at the campus’s borders, that professors—and the students they taught—should “search for truth” to help state legislators write laws, aid the community with technical skills, and generally improve the quality of life across the state. More...
ED reaches out to students of defunct for-profit college chain
Almost 20,000 students pursuing degrees at for-profit colleges owned by the Education Corporation of America are grappling with the uncertainty of their academic future. More...
Mass. has fastest growing public college costs in U.S., study finds
Massachusetts has the fastest-rising costs of public higher education in the country, according to a new report from the New England Board of Higher Education. More...