Purdue University releases student’s name to adult film company
Purdue University has released the name of a 19-year-old student to an adult film company who has been trying to track down users who have downloaded their films…
Month: November 2011
Florida students of undocumented immigrants sue for in-state tuition
College students in Florida who were born in America to undocumented immigrants say they're getting financially shafted by the state, the Huffington Post reports.
Sign of the times? Famously free school considers charging tuition
Cooper Union, the much-revered arts school known for being free of charge, might soon require students to pay tuition for the first time since the college was established…
Corinthian Colleges moves to 1Q loss
Corinthian Colleges Inc. said Tuesday that it moved to a loss in its fiscal first-quarter, burdened by impairment and severance charges, the Associated Press reports.
Students, professors laud $30 textbooks
Freely available open course material could save college students in Washington state $1.2 million this year: The Washington State Board of Community and Technical Colleges introduced one of…
eCampus News – October 2011
In this issue: • Schools face bandwidth battles • Android tablets gain foothold in higher education • UC system takes its first steps into online education • Activists…
New phone contact rules may give coaches headaches
As if college basketball coaches weren't on their cellphones enough already, new NCAA rules insure it will be harder than ever to put them down.
Infographic: How cellphones shape the lives of college students
The majority of college students today use smartphones--although three-quarters don't foot their own bills, Mashable reports.
University of Denver to host first presidential debate
The University of Denver has been selected by the Commission on Presidential Debates (CPD) to host the first of three 2012 Presidential debates, the Huffington Post reports.
Pearson, Knewton team up to personalize college
Higher education is in dire need of a customer retention program. Close to half of all college students never finish the school they started, Forbes reports.