The Chicago Tribune reports on law school tuition hikes spark talk of bubble.

The Tennessean reports on college tuition in the state that may increase by double digits.

The Baltimore Sun reports on Anne Arundel Community College that is going to offer midnight class.

The AP reports on college students at Indiana University that will be able to rent textbooks.

The Sacramento Bee reports on a possible admission rule change that could happen for the California State University at Sacramento campus that would make it harder for students outside the region to get in.

The Herald Leader reports on Kentucky colleges that are likely to see an 6% increase in tuition.

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports on colleges in New Jersey that plan to fill state budget scholarship gap.

on the local school board that is going to be voting on 26.2 million out of the budget.

on the truthful grading law they have that is put on hold for now.

Cleveland teachers that are going offer their own plan for fixing the local school district.

They also report on State Schools Superintendent Deborah Delisle who wants school districts and teacher unions to sign on for a plan to get at federal stimulus money.

The News & Observer reports on colleges that bring in extra bucks when their team wins a big championship.

The Union-Tribune reports on the University of California San Diego that is going to face more financial hurdles.

The Post Dispatch reports on college students that are renting textbooks to save cash.

The Des Moines Register reports on what local colleges offer for adults going back to class.

on P.S. 172 in Brooklyn that has topped the city’s fourth-grade math scores in 2009 even though around 80% of the students qualified for free lunches.

They also report on the city that would like to decide what teachers get to be fired.