The company will abandon its traditional textbook publishing model in favor of a digital-first strategy. Print books will still be available, but students will be encouraged to rent rather than buy.

Amazon moves deeper into offering postsecondary credentials, following Google and other big employers, but largely bypasses traditional colleges with the expanded training options.

To help students majoring in artistic fields find employment after graduation without compromising their passions, Texas-Arlington develops unique concentrations with practical applications.

After the Trump administration dialed back oversight of student loan servicers, states have responded to demands from consumer groups by passing new laws targeting companies that handle millions of borrowers' payments.

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

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?

Years-long fight over federal rules governing state standards for online education could imperil standing of tens of thousands of students.

Appeals court reinstates humor publication's lawsuit alleging that UC San Diego violated its free press and free speech rights by barring access to funds after condemning the publication as "repugnant."

As peers around it shut their doors, Vermont's Marlboro College will become part of the larger, healthier University of Bridgeport.

Mastery Transcript Consortium prepares for a world without traditional transcripts.