Making school free through 14th grade
The Wilson Quarterly, published by the Woodrow Wilson International Center for Scholars in the District, sounds like something you have to read for homework and find excuses not…
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HP says it will keep personal computer unit
Hewlett-Packard Co. has decided against spinning off or selling its PC division—a plan first brought to light in August by the technology conglomerate's now former CEO, the Associated…
Death on Notre Dame lift spurs schools to action
Colleges across the country have tightened their use of aerial lifts–or outright eliminated them–a year after a University of Notre Dame student was killed when wind gusts toppled…
AT&T helps establish college workshops for middle and high school students in Ohio
AT&T announced Thursday that it will contribute $7,500 to the I Know I Can (IKIC) college access organization that serves low-income, minority, and/or first generation college-bound students who…
Obama college loan plan aims at an old voting bloc
Seeking to shore up support among cash-strapped college graduates and students struggling with rising tuition costs, President Barack Obama is outlining a plan to allow millions of student…
Officials target college financial aid letters
On Tuesday, the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and the Department of Education announced a plan to simplify the aid letters so that families can assess a school's true…
Mold-plagued St. Mary’s College students to live on cruise ship
For 250 students displaced from their residence halls by an outbreak of mold, leaders of St. Mary’s College of Maryland have found an opulent solution: Put them on…
Finding a way to fund higher education
Taylor Reveley, the president of the College of William & Mary, has spent a lot of time thinking about college financing, and he knows some of his ideas…
Guess what Michelle Rhee charged a school to speak
How much money do you think Michelle Rhee, former Washington D.C. schools superintendent who now runs an organization called StudentsFirst, charged a regional 11,000-student campus in the Kent…
College drug tests halted by judge
A Missouri college's comprehensive drug-testing plan for students will stay on hold after a federal judge extended a temporary restraining order, the Associated Press reports.