As enrollment numbers drop, women's colleges are forced to make decisions about their admission policies.

Most of the sixth-formers at George Green school, a comprehensive on the Isle of Dogs, are not on tenterhooks like those in the rest of the country.

Not far from the entrance to the student center at DePaul University is a Roman Catholic chapel.

The Saylor Foundation has nearly finished creating a full suite of free, online courses in a dozen popular undergraduate majors.

Free online tutorial service Khan Academy has launched a new series of instructional videos and tutorials covering the field of computer science.

Out-of-state students are becoming increasingly important at universities in Kansas and Missouri, which are searching for ways to offset rising costs and cuts in state funding for higher education.

When the U.S. Supreme Court last issued a ruling on the consideration of race in admissions decisions, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's decision (which preserved the right to consider race and ethnicity) specifically cited briefs filed by various groups that were not themselves parties to the case.

If the average American teen sends a staggering 3,000 text messages a month, you can be sure that there are more than a few letters, commas and apostrophes missing.

The meat can lead to higher blood pressure, sodium retention and more, says the college president. The pork industry begs to differ.

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