Martha Kanter announced her departure this week from the Department of Education, where she has served as under secretary since June 2009. According to multiple news reports, Kanter informed colleagues …
As higher education costs continue to rise, both the government and universities are looking for ways to make it easier for students to afford college. That’s good news for those …
Debt accumulated by college students in the United States has reached $1.2 trillion – more than all the credit card debt of all Americans. The numbers come from a new …
The overall economy is finally showing signs of significant improvement this year, but new findings show that student aid has been increasing despite…
The global unemployment rate is almost three times higher for people without a college degree, according to the latest Education at Glance report from…
The student news organization at Harvard Business School has again produced an unofficial admissions and interview guide, offering potential business school candidates a chance to get an advance look at …
Hispanics and African Americans are enrolling in four-year colleges at a record pace, closing the gap between the number of minority and white students attending universities, according to a new …
By MARY PATRICK The new How America Pays for College 2013 report from Salle Mae, released in July, shows that the cost of college is shifting from parents to sources …
Billionaire Warren Buffet is offering to the public a free online course in philanthropy, the first ever massive open online course (MOOC) on the…
Coursera announced that it has received $43 million in funding from Learn Capital, Laureate Education Inc., GSV Capital and several other investors to…
