The University of Arkansas System board of trustees has approved two new master's degree programs at its flagship campus in Fayetteville and a system-wide list of projects that include a Center for ...

FHSU will be offering a new Bachelor of Science in Financial Forensics and Fraud Investigation, and a Bachelor of Arts in Religious Education and Community Engagement. The Kansas Board of Regents ...

Drexel University College of Medicine wants to give students a path to becoming doctors in three years, shaving a year off the traditional route to a medical degree, officials announced Tuesday. The ...

Garrett College and Garrett County Public Schools are partnering on a “1+1” initiative that will provide local students the opportunity to complete associate degree programs in teacher education ...

Career readiness has become a central focus for institutions nationwide as students seek more opportunities to gain real-world experience while earning a degree. From internships and apprenticeships ...

But historically, they’ve always competed when it comes to a core piece of their business: enrollment. Collaboration is not a novel concept for colleges. They share research grants and library ...

DALLAS — Graduate students and staff from Southern Methodist University's Cox School of Business are now safely back in Dallas after being stuck in Dubai following the cancellation of the program, a ...

Portland State’s announcement Monday lays the groundwork for a process that could result in a massive restructuring of the ...

The University of Phoenix expects enrollment to grow as the Education Department softens oversight of for-profit schools, despite industry concerns.

State employers pay $1 billion into a fund to educate in sciences, medicine and engineering. But that money too often is diverted.

Joyce University of Nursing and Health Sciences , an accredited institution dedicated to preparing the next generation of nurses, announced the appointment of Patrick Rombalski, Ed.D., as chief ...

UT San Antonio officials say merging race and gender studies with another department is a routine step to save money. Students and faculty believe it’s a response to political pressure.