Higher education News

Op-Ed: Textbook buyback season is here — Where can you sell yours?

During textbook buyback season everyone is looking for the great deals, I'm going to let you in on a little known company that gives you more money back, 2x more to be exact!

In the Media by Erin P. Capuano

Op-Ed: The Presidential Election is Over, Now What? Fixing Education.

The election is over, now what, the future of education, financial aid and student debt in President Obama's next term. How will we as a nation begin to fix the education system.

In the Media by Erin P. Capuano

Op-Ed: The competitive advantage of higher education in America

With nations such as China, India and Japan using their competitive advantages of lower wages, Western nations such as the US are being rapidly replaced.

In the Media by Aymen Zaben

Op-Ed: Student pays for tuition with mail-in rebates

One 25-year-old Auburn University student came up with a unique, and affordable, way to pay his post-grad tuition. His approach? He paid almost a full semester's tuition from rebates.

In the Media by Leigh Goessl - 4 comments

Op-Ed: Mitt Romney vs Barack Obama ― A few questions

Though he still has to deal with the nuisance factor of Newt Gingrich and Ron Paul, and the potential for a divide at their convention in Tampa, it is a foregone conclusion that former Massachusetts governor Mitt Romney will be the Republican nominee.

In the Media by Sadiq Green - 6 comments

Bipartisan bill proposed to improve higher education access Special

Washington - With so much hype over the partisanship on Capitol Hill, it is easy to forget that there are efforts by lawmakers on both sides of the aisle to help make life better for Americans.

Digital Journal Report by Terence Yung

Sheerman warns every UK university could lose 1,000 jobs

The Labour Co-operative MP, Barry Sheerman, has warned that up to 1,000 jobs will be lost at every British university if the Conservative–Lib Dem government carries out its proposed cuts to higher education.

In the Media by Mathew Wace Peck

Romanian students claim their diploma is 'for nothing' Special

At least 200 students are marching today through Costinesti, Romania, in an effort to raise awareness on the quality of higher education in their country. The event is organized by the National Alliance of Students’ Organizations in Romania (ANOSR).

Digital Journal Report by Carmen Paun - 2 comments

TBR Chancellor Meets with Concerned Students

Following a memo put out by Tennessee Board of Regents Chancellor Charles Manning, students at Middle Tennessee State University took action today to “Save Our Schools”.

In the Media by Carolyn Neblett

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