In Texas, tucked behind a house for the wealthy, perhaps lies some hope for the significantly less so.

Eleven and a half years can be a long or a short period of time, depending on your evaluation perspective.

There’s nothing illegal about taxing car rentals to pay for sports stadiums and other projects, the state Court of Appeals ruled Tuesday.

Online education provider Udacity quietly drops money-back pledge for those who can't find a job after finishing their studies.

Students at English universities are happy for their tuition fees to subsidise their lecturers’ research activities but do not want to subsidise other departments, new research reveals.

Wheelchair users travelling in London and other worldwide cities on public transport can now get accessibility information from Google Maps.

Modern slavery is a crime that happens all over the world, sometimes right under our noses. Its victims often go unnoticed, simply because people don't know that slavery exists, or how to spot the signs that someone has fallen prey to traffickers.

What is being claimed to be the world’s first fully functional blockchain-based platform for researchers has been launched.

UNLV president signed a gift agreement that said a $14 million pledge was valid only if he was in the job. He's leaving, and the pledge has evaporated. Agreement raises questions on governance and fund-raising ethics.

After adopting a bitterly contested plan a few years ago to charge students tuition for the first time in a century, the Cooper Union for the Advancement of Science and Art announced Thursday that it hoped to make the college tuition-free again for all undergraduates in 10 years.