Conservative lawmakers in South Dakota sent a letter to the Board of Regents, slamming the campus diversity offices for promoting “social justice causes.”

Minority institutions wary of big candidate promises to lavish them with support

When a misleading op-ed in The Wall Street Journal irks academics, it's time for a fact check on faculty work and pay.

Deadline this month, won’t finish till at least next year

A flaw with Facebook’s app for under-13s meant children came into contact with unapproved strangers, the company has confirmed.

Pop wants to become the next big messaging app for students. But will it avoid the mistakes of Yik Yak and other failed campus-based apps before it?

To help students understand what they’re getting into when they head off to college — and to pick the campus that best suits them — the Department of Education is expanding its College Scorecard that tracks various metrics at thousands of institutions across the nation.

When the U.S. government’s private-investment arm teamed with New York-based real-estate investor W.P. Carey Inc. to finance the expansion of a prestigious university in Ghana, it was meant to demonstrate a novel for-profit funding model for development projects in Africa.

A University of Mississippi professor who was recently granted tenure says he "meant it" when he called teenage Trump supporters "modern day Hiterjugend."

Rising numbers of overseas academics have been hit with visa denials or refused entry to Palestine, scholars say