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Administrators and consultants say there is now a blueprint to follow after Minnesota passed the first law banning OPM tuition sharing.

Advocates say a measured approach to the popular new tech will enhance learning and help level the academic playing field.

The Government Accountability Office called for Congress to make financial aid letters more transparent because many universities appear to be purposefully hiding information on costs from students.

As interests and technology change, more students are rethinking their graduate programs to align with money-making potential and personal fulfillment.

The impending enrollment cliff may not be as bad as it sounds, but higher ed institutions will need to look beyond high school classrooms for prospective students.

With college costs already under the microscope, higher ed insiders say tuition increases and freezes may be the only way to weather the uncertainty of the growing inflation storm.

A look at how institutions are implementing new programs to retain students who may otherwise transfer — or leave higher ed altogether.