Higher Education Inquirer

In recent years, the profile of student loan borrowers in the United States has shifted dramatically. While student debt is often associated...

Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), once hailed as a pioneer in online learning and educational innovation, is now facing growing unre...

Southern New Hampshire University (SNHU), long hailed as a leader in online education and a symbol of institutional reinvention, laid off ap...

As states grapple with budget shortfalls and federal funding shifts, Medicaid—the nation’s largest public health insurance program—faces pot...

Predatory lead generators are still lurking the internet, looking for their next victims.  These ads continue to sell subprime online degree...

Walden University President Michael Betz has sold $380,000 worth of Adtalem shares.  Walden is one of America's largest robocolleges , p...

In 2020, the University of Arizona acquired Ashford University , an online for-profit college that a California court later found guilty of...

The US Department of Defense (DOD) continues to stall the Higher Education Inquirer's efforts to investigate bad actor schools that pr...

The Higher Education Inquirer is awaiting five Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) responses from the US Department of Education (ED) regardin...

So much of what is learned as an undergrad is impractical and unimportant to students, especially outside of one's major or minor. There...

We started this blog eight years ago, in 2016, to highlight rampant greed and corruption in US higher education, and to raise awareness of t...

For more than four months, neither the University of Idaho nor the University of Phoenix have reported on the status of the proposed ...