New research finds that graduates from U.S. universities are less likely to get a call back from Chinese employers than their counterparts with degrees from Chinese universities.

Some experts think it's time to rethink how the government collects on defaulted student loans, moving away from punitive measures that may not help borrowers make progress toward paying debt.

AACC is helping community colleges answer President Trump's call for more apprenticeship programs and partnerships with businesses.

Over past 18 months, the White House, federal agencies and Congress have all signaled concerns about theft of sensitive academic research by foreign competitors. Here's what's been happening.

At accrediting conference, panelists acknowledge that effort to measure learning outcomes has been a "hot mess" and that it's time for a better approach.

In a bid to balance its budget and stay the same size, Oberlin proposes to trim 100 students from renowned music conservatory while adding same number to liberal arts program.

A former Arizona State University professor says he was required to ensure at least 30 percent of his students failed. The university says he’s lying.

Williams plans to revise its policies after a faculty petition to adopt free speech guidelines enraged student activists.

Nine universities in five countries are working together to create a shared infrastructure for digital academic credentials.

After controversy over professor who turned down student request for a recommendation because she planned to study in Israel, Michigan says faculty members should base such decisions "solely on educational and professional reasons," not on politics.