Education Department’s inspector general labels Western Governors as a correspondence-course provider, seeks reimbursement of $713 million in aid and may broadly threaten competency-based education.

Ball State Faculty Council debates how to assess commitment to diversity when using teaching evaluations, and how to phrase the question.

Weeks after Harvard University voided the admission of incoming students who participated in a racist Facebook group, the California college grapples with a similar group involving hundreds of current students.

Arizona State unveils its new dormitory designed just for engineering majors, an unusual concept in residence life.

Professor used historical imagery of a strike being put down violently in criticizing Colorado State’s move to lay off employees. University then blocked him from using his university email account.

Hopkins eliminates major. Faculty members say Russia’s growing role in the world makes this a terrible time to do so.

Do explosive corruption charges involving the basketball programs at six universities make it harder to ignore the possibility that the problems are systemic? University presidents weigh in.

Enrollment dropped by 100 this year, making it hard for leaders to see a path forward despite relocation plan.

Borrowers, especially those who attend less selective institutions or who drop out, increasingly struggle to pay back loans.

Research finds that traditional predictors of whether a student will cheat lose their value if a student dislikes the course.