Judge denies Lori Loughlin's latest dismissal attempt
The defense argued agents bullied a witness into fabricating evidence.
Coronavirus-prompted college campus shutdown halts some work-study payments
Federal work student provides students with jobs and payment to put towards college-related costs.
Top MBA programs split on whether accepted students can skip the fall
M.B.A. programs, already on shaky ground, could face big tuition losses and trouble filling classes if masses of students defer.
YouTube hosting Google CEO, big-name celebs for virtual Class of 2020 celebration
The show will also include a lineup of appearances by BTS, Alicia Keys, Kelly Rowland, Kerry Washington, and Zendaya.
Over 25 universities sued after coronavirus-prompted changes
Schools insist that, after being forced to close by their states, they're still offering students a quality education.
Coronavirus disruption of elite universities boosts community college appeal
Institutions nationwide have been considering the continuation of online learning into the fall semester and newly-committed students are concerned about losing the experience while still paying for it.
Coronavirus pandemic leads to increased demand for co-living spaces
Co-living, or sharing a communal space with a group of strangers, has proven to be a resilient asset class during the most recent global downturn.
Coronavirus crisis begs question, do colleges really need SAT/ACT test industry?
A significant amount of money is spent on SAT/ACT preparation.
More college students suing for tuition refunds, as some schools refuse reimbursement
Brown, Boston and Montclair State universities were slapped with separate lawsuits by students calling to be reimbursed.
Coronavirus delays prison for Hot Pockets heir, ex-PIMCO CEO
An heir to the Hot Pockets fortune and a former investment executive who participated in the college admissions cheating scheme can delay going to prison until this summer.
Coronavirus pushes colleges to the breaking point, forcing 'hard choices' about education
From schools already on the brink to the loftiest institutions, the pandemic is changing higher education in America with stunning speed.
Syracuse University joins list of colleges refunding housing, meal-plan costs
The university joins a number of other colleges planning to reimburse its students, at least in part.
Tuition fees at colleges getting most CARES Act funding: Online vs. classroom
The top CARES Act recipient received more than $63.5 million in aid, and charges a minimum of $5,355 in tuition.
Oprah to headline Facebook, Instagram graduation event
Oprah will be the commencement speaker to the Class of 2020 in a virtual graduation streaming event on Facebook and Instagram on May 15.
Felicity Huffman's daughter admitted to college after retaking SATs
Sophia Macy, 19, has been accepted to attend Carnegie Mellon University, where she'll be studying drama.
Harvard to repay $1.3M for overcharging federal grant
The university discovered the discrepancies through its own investigation.
FBI agents in college bribery probe deny bullying core witness
FBI investigators were accused of bullying their key witness into tricking Lori Loughlin and other parents involved.
Coronavirus-affected Columbia, Pace students sue for tuition, housing costs
As the nation responded to the effects of COVID-19, most, if not all universities sent students home and moved online.
University of Michigan facing new lawsuit alleging sexual abuse
The university has acknowledged some campus employees were aware of accusations before a 2018 complaint that led to a police investigation.
Columbia plans to keep $12M coronavirus stimulus relief funds: Report
Columbia University, with an endowment of $11 billion, was allotted $12.8 million.



















