Amid concerns that requirements may not mean much to students or professors, Harvard and Duke Universities both look to curricular changes to improve undergraduate education.

Number of bachelor's degrees awarded fell 8.7 percent between 2012 and 2014, study finds.

Faculty members at Texas university raise questions about whether they are being monitored after administrators show up in their course rosters.

Study looks at the reasons why people pirate scholarly articles from peer-to-peer research sharing communities -- it's more convenience than ideology.

Education Department may restrict common practice of for-profit colleges that prevents their students from suing them.

Anti-Semitic graffiti appears on house of Jewish fraternity, and lecture canceled after some object to co-sponsorship by Hillel.

There are a lot of reasons to place freshmen in courses taught by tenure-line and otherwise full-time faculty members.

U of California at San Diego's new early warning system aims to condense millions of data points into a simple metric showing whether students will graduate on time.

Federal judge backs finding that an accreditor misled the Education Department about a now-closed for-profit institution, and relieves most of the college's debt.

Marquette suspends controversial tenured faculty blogger whom last year it moved to fire.