While most faculty members are still unaware of open educational resources, use in introductory courses nearly rivals that of traditional textbooks, study finds.

A new report says the wealthy do not disproportionately benefit from public subsidies, but some wonder whether low-income students get enough.

When the White House urged colleges to conduct these surveys in 2014, there were few choices.

Technology think tank says standardized testing by outside groups and alternative forms of credentialing could create helpful competitive pressure on higher education and the traditional college degree.

Department of Education receives thousands of comments on proposed regulations for discharge of federal loans when colleges have defrauded students.

After an alleged harasser holds on to a powerful academic position, professors try to limit his influence, in part by excluding his work from their syllabi. Is that the right strategy?

The “massification” of higher education hasn’t decreased the importance of family background, analysis finds.

Group that pushed for concealed weapons on college campuses wants state to block rule that lets professors keep weapons out of their offices.

College of Charleston professor says he's been forced out of a job for refusing to list learning outcomes to please an accreditor.

More colleges are issuing digital badges to help their students display skills to employers or graduate programs, and colleges are tapping vendor platforms to create a verified form of the alternative credentials.