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Federal Judge Rules Delay of Borrower Defense ‘Unlawful’
The decision is the most significant legal setback to date for the Trump administration’s efforts to dismantle Obama-era higher education…
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Study Finds Gender Gaps in Nondegree Credentials
A new analysis of federal data on holders of certificates, licenses, and certifications finds that women pay more and get…
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Dual Enrollment Decreases Time to Degree, Says Texas Official
Texas high school students who take dual enrollment courses in high school graduate from college up to a year faster.
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Appeals Court Rules on Due Process in Campus Sexual Assault Cases
Court determines that colleges and universities must have a live hearing with the chance for a person accused of sexual…
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Education Dept. Kicks Off New Round of Higher Ed Rulemaking
Agency plans to rewrite federal rules governing accreditation, state authorization, definition of a credit hour, nontraditional education providers, and religious…
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California State Agency Reverses Decision to Suspend Veteran Aid to Out-of-State Campuses
There has been debate over whether the agency can approve educational programs offered by out-of-state colleges at extension locations within…