“Embrace” is probably too strong. “Acquiescence” suggests too much passivity.

For much of the year, Frances Hui followed the Hong Kong demonstrations from her dorm room at Emerson College, feeling guilty that she was safe in Boston while clashes grew increasingly violent for her fellow Hong Kongers.

The University of Connecticut could be on the hook legally for arresting students under a World War I-era state law that is likely unconstitutional.

Equality and Human Rights Commission data show staff complaints take longer to investigate and are less likely to lead to redress

International students have long been central to American research, innovation and knowledge exchange.

Speaking at his foundation’s summit, former President Obama slammed cancel culture found on college campuses.

Report features broad new data on 36 million Americans who left college without a credential, including 3.8 million who returned to college in the last five years, nearly one million of whom completed.

The University of Tulsa’s trustees recently proposed slashing the school’s humanities department by more than half, but the university’s administrative staff remains notably large, with the school currently looking to hire yet another of more than a dozen “vice” positions already on campus.

University of Michigan student and Campus Reform Correspondent Austin McIntosh reacted Friday to his school's disbanding of the Bias Response Team.

Trump administration calls its final rules on accreditation and state approval of online providers a rightsizing of bureaucracy that protects students.