Opinion: Even a modest investment in scholarships is worth every penny for students, writes Jay Perman and Anupam Joshi.

Dr. Dick Startz, an education economist at the University of California, Santa Barbara explores the financial reality facing America’s colleges—from the “no cliff, but a downhill slide” demographic ...

Los Angeles Unified’s placement under county fiscal oversight did not happen overnight. A Southern California News Group ...

Georgia is one of 19 states that have developed some form of a direct-admissions system. Using data about academic ...

A federal jury convicted an Upstate man of fraud after prosecutors said he stole more than $971,000 from clients.

California Aeronautical University is partnering with Lunken Flight Training Center to offer a college degree for Ohio ...

Springfield area colleges and universities have been working to understand and explain how the “One Big Beautiful Bill Act” ...

The Hechinger Report reports bipartisan reforms are emerging in higher education, aiming to increase accountability and ...

After losing its accreditation to confer four-year bachelor degrees, Haverhill’s Northpoint Bible College is changing its ...

Dominican, St. Mary's and Academy of Art remain accredited, but declining enrollment and financial problems have put their ...

The inaugural cohort of the Brown Collegiate Scholars Program began its residential experience this summer, balancing ...

The National Association of College and University Attorneys (NACUA) Annual Conference in Nashville highlighted several legal developments ...