Higher education

California Governor Jerry Brown is looking to join other states in basing funding increases at public universities on measures like higher graduation rates.

EdX, a Harvard-MIT project, will offer essay grading software to colleges free of charge. You might imagine that teachers and professors would embrace the labor saving. But, not all do.

In July, interest rates on some federal student loans are set to jump from 3.4 percent to 6.8 percent -- and students are scrambling to stop the change.

Given the dismal outlook of State budgets across the country, public universities will have to find a way to compete for talent with fewer resources than their private counterparts.

The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau wants to institute rules for certain non-bank loan servicers. What’s the likely result of the rules for borrowers and the industry?

This week, a faculty vote of confidence in NYU's President highlights the conflict over the increasingly corporate role of the university president.

A survey commissioned by Marketplace and The Chronicle of Higher Education reveals that what really stands out for employers in the resumes of recent college graduates is internship experience. But are colleges doing a good job preparing grads for work?

In a survey commissioned by Marketplace and The Chronicle of Higher Education, employers said they value internships more than many other credentials when it comes to hiring.

Stanford University becomes the first school to break the billion dollar barrier for fundraising in a single year.

Campus Progress wants students to be able to take advantage of low interest rates available for mortgages and car loans.