Month: August 2011

It is used by millions of people on the internet every day. Now, it is also used with increasing frequency by hackers seeking sensitive data like Social Security…

Harvard and Ohio State are not going to disappear any time soon. But a host of new online enterprises are making earning a college degree cheaper, faster and…

Recruited back to the University of Pittsburgh School of Law from a post at Duquesne University, tax professor William J. Brown found his return to the academic mainstream…

A 48-hour national strike got off to a violent start in Chile on Wednesday, as demonstrators clashed with police around Santiago in the worst unrest of Sebastian Pinera's…

College students on 900 campuses are taking a grassroots approach to online class discussions, using a popular new platform to create web-based gatherings and prompting their professors to…

Scottsdale, AZ – The start of the fall semester at institutes of higher education nationwide triggers a tidal wave of ... Read more

The PerformMatch™ crawl, code named Kraken™, discovers misrepresentations at unparalleled breadth and depth for higher education marketers; PerformLine Executives Presenting ... Read more

Last week we reported that college tuition has increased at a faster rate than the prices of many other broad categories of goods and services Americans consume, including…

Americans are spending more and more on education, but the resulting credentials—a high-school diploma and college degrees—seem to be losing value in the labor market, reports the New…

The University of Dayton has a new incentive for prospective students--free textbooks, Cleveland.com reports.