Crime on campus: Do colleges have too much power?
A lot of big colleges have their own police departments. They are staffed with sworn officers who have the ability to investigate everything from burglaries to murder, TIME…
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Locals walk to support higher education
A group of Quaker-school students and Kiwanis volunteers marched toward Old Brick Sunday morning, clutching signs, and chanting about peace and student loans, the Daily Iowan reports.
Higher education summit discusses ways to help impact future of growing population
The future of Texas depends on higher education. That was the message the state's former demographer delivered to more than 400 attendees Thursday during a summit at Texas…
In Penn State child sex abuse case, lessons for universities far and wide
The child sex abuse scandal that has rocked Penn State is, say college and university officials far from State College, Pa., not only a cautionary tale, but also…
Dump Colombia education reforms, thousands demand
Tens of thousands of students skipped classes to chant, march and dance down the streets of the capital Thursday, paralyzing the city in an ongoing struggle over the…
Naval Academy wasted $3.5M on short film contract
The U.S. Naval Academy wasted $3.5 million by improperly contracting for the production of a short film and six commercials, according to an audit by the Defense Department's…
Education Department opening Penn State investigation
The Department of Education said on Wednesday it would launch an investigation into Penn State's conduct in connection with a sexual abuse scandal involving a former assistant football…
What higher education can learn from Steve Jobs
Steve Jobs was not a nice man: this is made abundantly clear by Walter Isaacson's compelling new biography of the propulsive force behind Apple, says Brain Rosenberg, president…
Dummy caught faking Ivy League credentials–again
A Delaware man convicted of fraud for faking his way into Harvard was ordered held without bail Wednesday after admitting he violated his probation by citing the university…
GWU students can keep credits from untaught classes
George Washington University students who received “A” grades in two courses that were never taught will be refunded their money and allowed to keep their class credits, according…