Higher education affordability
As diagnoses rise, more colleges add services for students with autism
These few programs serve small numbers, however — and often at a high price
How one country with close parallels to the United States has made college free
The experience exposes the risks, rewards of increasingly popular free-tuition programs
In one country, women now outnumber men in college by two to one
It’s only the most extreme example of a worldwide trend that includes the U.S.
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Helping students with intellectual disabilities conquer college
More colleges are opening doors to students with intellectual disabilities and giving them life skills and a ticket to employment, but federal funding for some of these programs runs out next year
Black college students in Illinois get the short end of the financial stick
Illinois is spending more on higher ed overall but less on financial aid, as pension plans gobble funding
COLUMN: Student loan default rates inch down as for-profit sector contracts
Rise in income-based repayment plans masks distress that default rates used to reveal