Report from Office for Students says ‘unrealistic’ targets on recruitment could expose an institution to ‘significant risk’

Its faculty and alumni have won 39 Nobel Prizes. Graduates include former Compaq Chairman Ben Rosen and Intel co-founder Gordon Moore, known for the law that computer processing speed doubles every two years.

UCSC is offering a course on the "potential impeachment" of President Trump this spring semester.

In 2019, more market players than ever — utilities, grid operators, energy companies, software developers — are inching closer to commercial blockchain applications in the energy sector.

An appointed federal panel reaches consensus to loosen restrictions on accreditors and online learning. Some of those not on the panel see student protections shrinking.

There’s bad news for users of Microsoft’s eBook store: the company is closing it down, and, with it, any books bought through the service will no longer be readable.

University leaders claim shift could water down standards, but applied sciences institutes think they are simply defending historic privileges

Authors discuss new book on what they see as dangerous trends for higher education in Britain.

Louisiana’s higher education policy leaders are setting an ambitious goal for the state, striving for six in 10 working-age adults to hold a college degree or other employment credential beyond a high school diploma by 2030.

The University of Kansas is offering a course on angry white men this upcoming fall semester.