Academic Leadership

It sounds like an obesity epidemic in higher education: program bloat.

Morgan Weatherspoon, a chemical engineering major at the University of Oklahoma, there are a handful of women in her summer class of about 30 people. Higher education leaders hope to see change in the years to come.

McGraw-Hill Education and Western Governors University (WGU) today announced a landmark agreement to establish a “pay-for-performance” model in which McGraw-Hill will receive variable compensation for those WGU students who use MHE technology and services for a particular course and pass.

Focus On Genomics, Closing Connecticut's Academic Achievement Gap

Gov. Christie lent guarded support to a bill introduced by Democratic legislative leaders Monday that would dramatically reshape higher education in New Jersey by drawing Rutgers-Camden closer to Rowan University and by breaking up the University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey.

When it comes to the graduation rate at Grand Rapids Community College, administrators say the numbers don’t tell the full story.

The cost of higher education isn't one size fits all.

Is there anything to be done about the rising price of higher education?

After more than a year of combing through education statistics, a team of students, professors, business leaders and college presidents across the state have a game plan to increase West Virginia's chronically low college completion rate.