Some colleges that counted on an increase in international students that didn’t come through now have to shift strategies.

Appalachian State University is one of several public institutions that have parlayed good reputations and nonflagship tuition prices into more students. But growth can bring other problems.

Academe is awash in refrains about its own importance. Is anyone feeling better yet?

Forty percent of institutions are destined to struggle. What to do? Here’s what works — and what doesn’t.

They subject students to the narrowness of the professorial mind.

The best way to defend yourself against the unscrupulous is to understand academe’s version of the “Simple Sabotage Field Manual.”

Colleges have benefited from a bull market for almost 11 years. But bull markets do eventually end.

It’s fund raising, and presidents agree on its centrality to their duties.

Gregory Washington will become chief executive of George Mason this summer. Whitworth’s provost comes from North Park University, in Chicago.

Want a complete education? Look to the Bard.

Good intentions go only so far when the goal is to enroll more low-income students.

Some universities use commercial banks’ experts, materials, and funding to teach students financial literacy. What rules an institution sets for such arrangements depends on which one you ask.

In the letters, the department appeared to urge a thorough accounting of all programs, activities, and people funded with money from foreign entities — no matter how small.

Accepted applicants who submit an enrollment deposit to Albion College by March 6 will be entered in a drawing. Prizes include a free meal plan.