March 9, 2014
Experts convene at a George Mason University workshop to improve scholarly books before they are published.
The president unveiled a "Fafsa Completion Initiative" on Friday as part of the administration’s drive to get more young people to go to college.
Recent controversies over faculty speech have led the storied institution’s leaders to make a formal change.
The program, approved on Thursday, allows students to fuse computer science and the humanities. The major will be offered starting this fall.
Some 130 people from 30 institutions lobbied members of Congress on "Hill Day." A big concern was how the gainful-employment rule would affect students and programs.
The campus is using technology to redirect parenting instincts to useful ends.
Will the changes announced on Wednesday make the test better? College counselors and admissions officials are taking a wait-and-see approach.
Advocates of improved working conditions for non-tenure-track faculty members, who account for 70 percent of instructors, get long-sought attention for the cause.
Information about big changes to come is available for the institutions that seek it out.
