The Sacramento Bee reports on a new report out from the California Postsecondary Education Commission that shows that when living expenses are thrown in with tuition college costs in California are more expensive than other states.

The Chicago Sun-Times reports Gov. Quinn that has signed off on a plan that gives universities the authority to borrow money, but the state still owes those same universities a whole lot of money.

The Tennessean reports on A last-minute reprieve from state budget negotiators restored $19.5 million to the regents’ budget which will cause lower tuition increases at Tennessee colleges.

The AP reports on some University of Wisconsin schools that are seeking to offer four year degrees.

USA Today reports on colleges that are bringing in students during the summer due to cheaper classes.

The AP reports that Adam Harper who has been accused of duping Harvard also got into Stanford.

The Herald Leader reports on high school grad Tyler Gamble who has been accepted by 15 different colleges.

The New York Times reports on Hofstra that is going to be opening a new medical school.

on 16 schools that are going to close in the local school district. Some of they are closing because they are too old.

on Indiana’s teachers unions in the state that say that federal funding is vital and that 5000-6000 jobs could be lost.

on the local school district that has given the okay to cut over 48 million bucks.

on Elizabeth Collins who was a teacher at Academy of Notre Dame de Namur who got fired over her blogging.

on a high-ranking Miami-Dade schools administrator that has been charged with taking public money to pay for her children to attend a private school in Broward County.