The discussion and debate on whether or not Rohit Vemula was a Dalit is a conspiracy to divert the attention from the real issues that were plaguing higher education.

Just because the University of Phoenix may be able to once again recruit on military bases and enroll new students using the military tuition assistance program doesn’t mean the for-profit college behemoth’s problems are behind it.

The bell in front of Gray Hall still sounds every hour, just as it has for decades.

Colleges will need to recruit, retain more nontraditional students, data show

Alumni and students from a prominent college in Ohio are concerned that pro-Palestinian student activists have taken their political views too far ...

With the ever increasing pressures of life, more and more women are resorting to medication as a method of coping.

Lord Jeffery Amherst, the colonial-era military commander who gave this town its name, will no longer represent the prestigious liberal arts college here.

Nine of 10 parents believe in the importance of nurturing a child's "career quotient" and 45 percent think middle school is the best time to start identifying job interests, a survey found.

“Education cannot be regulated by the market,” declared Peru’s President Ollanta Humala following the approval of the ‘University Law’ which ushers in some of the most sweeping changes that Peruvian higher education has ever seen

Lane Merrifield vividly recalls the stress his young son felt when he got his first "C" on a report card.