If a bill that passed the Senate Tuesday also wins approval in the House, Bluefield State College may see more autonomy in the future.

A religious freedom group is taking aim at Liberty University.

Wrapped in fleece and flannel, the students in a mid-afternoon college writing class look as if they’re about to jump out of their seats and onto a ski lift.

Stanford University said it will use a $55 million commitment from California real-estate developer John Arrillaga to ensure some of its medical students graduate without debt.

An expectant father pursuing a doctorate in politics. A cultural-anthropology doctoral student who says she has a genetic illness requiring costly treatment. An international student — working toward a doctorate in computer science — whose visa may be at risk.

For the past decade, Hawaii’s largest private university has been on a steep downward slide.

On campuses around the country today, college students are watched, tracked and managed by a growing concentration of technologies.

Ohio State University suspended all in-person classes through the end of March

Legislators killed the higher education budget on the House floor Monday morning, offering a sharp rebuke to Idaho’s college and university system and casting doubt on the Legislature’s ability to adjourn the 2020 session next week.

Many international, first-generation and low-income students said they fear losing shelter, medical care and food as universities shut down their campuses in an effort to control the spread of COVID-19, which the World Health Organization declared Wednesday a pandemic.