The University of Kentucky is making strides to preserve oral history with a system that allows interviews to be heard online before they are transcribed.

In business, the saying is “innovate or die.” That also seems to be the mantra that business schools are taking.

A federal judge has ordered Michigan to stop enforcing a law that has barred community colleges and many other government agencies (though not universities) from providing any benefits to the same-sex partners of employees.

Seven million college students will see their student loan costs double on Monday, after a group of bipartisan lawmakers failed to agree on a plan to keep interest rates down.

The projected shortfall between the demand for workers with university degrees and the supply of Americans who have them continues to widen, according to new research from the Georgetown Center on Education and the Workforce.

India and the United States have announced eight new partnerships in fields including health, technology, energy and sustainable development, and training of human resources ...

For years, “invest in education” has been a mantra consistently repeated to students and parents worldwide.

Theories abound as to why women are underrepresented among philosophy scholars.

A group of former students who failed out of a graduate computer engineering program in Canada that predominantly enrolls Chinese students have complained that the program was exploitative.

Social media may have to reconsider its reputation as the great equalizer: according to a new study, college students from lower socioeconomic backgrounds are less likely than their wealthier peers to communicate and share on Facebook