Every year some 9,300 Montana teens graduate from high school and 44 percent have no plans to step foot in any college classroom anywhere. More...
Scammers target UK students with fake tax refund emails
Thousands of university students have been targeted with fake tax refund emails in an attempt to steal their banking and personal details, HM Revenue and Customs has said. More...
Man finds Bible with ties to Morehouse College at book sale
Gary Pitcock was looking through thousands of books at a 2015 book sale, when an antique Bible caught his eye. More...
Mount St. Mary's University claims county's first arena alcohol license
Mount St. Mary's University has become the first higher education institution in Frederick County, Maryland to receive an arena alcohol license. More...
Defining and executing on a marketing strategy that targets non-traditional students
Most colleges and university admissions directors are satisfied with their marketing software but dissatisfied with their institution’s social media strategy, according to a recent survey by Inside Higher Ed and Gallup. More...
Betsy DeVos revives for-profit-college accrediting group
Education Secretary Betsy DeVos on Wednesday restored federal recognition to an accrediting group that oversees dozens of for-profit colleges but was shut down by the Obama administration over allegations of lax supervision. More...
Does Virginia Business College make business sense?
This week the long-absent owners of Virginia Intermont College announced plans to reopen the Moore Street campus in Bristol, Virginia, under the new name Virginia Business College. More...
White nationalist flyers show up on University of Montana campus
A white nationalist group appears to have taken its college recruitment program to Montana this week after posting flyers around the University of Montana and other campuses, and then posting photos of those flyers to social media. More...
Student loan servicer steered some borrowers to higher-cost plans, government says
One of the companies that handles federal student loans has been steering some borrowers toward repayment plans that cost them more money over time. More...
Despite legalization, marijuana still not welcome on Mass. campus
Marijuana is a big part of campus life, but it’s still not welcome.
Massachusetts colleges and universities prohibit marijuana on campuses across the state, despite voters approving recreational marijuana more than two years ago. More...