Some evidence shows international students are more likely to use essay mills, but academics say this reflects wider problems in global higher education

If you are driving east on Florin Road toward Luther Burbank High School in Sacramento, California, you will pass under a pedestrian bridge that has a message permanently affixed to it: “If you dream it, you can do it.”

Numerous public university systems and state flagships are planning ambitious online endeavors. How many succeed in a competitive marketplace will depend on pricing, execution and leadership.

A Maine college promoted a climate strike march, where students demanded support for climate change education and the Green New Deal.

For those reliant on EU funding, seeking appointments at continental universities is the only sensible course

Four years ago, Dorothy Gorder was living under the I-5 bridge in downtown Seattle. Addicted to meth and heroin, she lived in makeshift shelters fashioned out of cardboard boxes and pallets, draping clothing to block out the wind. Her car had been stolen.

It is appalling that wealthy parents willing to pay bribes allegedly used what the architect of a recently revealed scam called “a side door” to get their children admission into schools such as Yale, Georgetown and Stanford universities.

Professor at Maryland who allegedly accused all Chinese students of cheating resigns, the latest in a series of incidents involving tensions between faculty and international students.

President Donald Trump on Thursday will sign an executive order intended to encourage more free speech on college campuses

A new study released by the Institute of Human Development and Social Change at New York University advocates for helping illegal immigrants get access to government benefits and programs.