In an accelerated culture, 15 years is a long time. And last spring, when a stiff, cream-colored envelope arrived in the mail to announce preparations for my 10th college reunion, I realized that it had been nearly that long since my experience with antidepressants began.

A prestigious college embarks on a three-year degree as another program yields its first graduates.

Class sizes have increased, courses have been cut and tuition has been raised — repeatedly.

A colonial-themed event at a university has resurrected an uneasy past.

When it comes to the internationalization of higher education, the Russian Bear has remained in hibernation.

The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, which has poured more than $4 billion into efforts to transform public education in the U.S., is pushing to develop an engagement pedometer.

From school projects to research papers and dissertations, anything can be outsourced for a price. Sunday Times looks at the ethics and economics of the booming business.

He sent a strong message to universities on Monday: Those not graduating their students would receive less funding under a proposal that he’s pushing.

US is the most popular destination for higher education. It still hosts three times as many Indian students as the UK and is still is the most preferred destinations for higher education for Indians, particularly South Indian.

Students often find it tough leaving home for the first time but, writes Maddy Potts, it can be even harder going back