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Universities weigh in on the science of Tweeting
A lot can be said in 140 characters but, according to new research, a quarter of people aren't paying attention to most of it, LiveScience reports. …
Opinion: Higher education’s $64,000 question
“Are students learning?” This question should be the focus of almost everyone’s efforts in higher education: administrators, faculty members, staff, says David Paris, executive director of the New Leadership Alliance…
College money available for immigrants
The United States of America has long been thought of as the "land of opportunity," and no opportunity is greater than that of a college education, says U.S. News.…
Immigrant worker firings unsettle a college campus
The dining hall workers had been at Pomona College for years, some even decades. For a few, it was the only job they had held since moving to the United…
Former PSU professor charged with $3 million fraud
The Department of Justice has charged a former Penn State University professor with fraud, false statements and money laundering relating to $3 million in federal research grants, the Associated Press…
Yale fulfills vow on sex-misconduct report
Making good on a promise to be more open about its handling of sexual misconduct, Yale University has released its first report describing the complaints that were made and how…
Report faults Va. colleges for spiraling tuition
A new report from a higher-education advocacy group identifies 17 private colleges in Virginia where tuition and fees total more than two-fifths of median household income in the Commonwealth, the…
Major changes coming for foreign exchange program
The U.S. State Department is proposing what it calls "significant and controversial" changes to a foreign exchange program that has been exploited by unscrupulous labor brokers and organized criminals in…
College endowments show growth in 2011
College and university endowments made gains in the fiscal year that ended in June, but many are still struggling to make up ground they lost in 2008 and 2009, according…
College administrator admits to submitting false SAT scores to publications
A senior administrator at California's Claremont McKenna College has confessed to submitting false SAT scores to publications such as U.S. News & World Report since 2005 to inflate the small,…