Some professors say the university is pursuing a civics literacy requirement against the will of the faculty and in so doing giving students the wrong message.

The college is divided over the president's decision to pair with a foundation that sends retired military officers to campus to teach.

Anonymous document accuses four Queen's U of Canada professors of playing at being Algonquin or affiliated with some other First Nation.

U.S. district judge dismisses antitrust lawsuit that targeted publishers’ inclusive-access programs.

The colleges appear to be leading students to risky loan providers, raising questions about the relationship between the institutions and lenders and how much information they’re disclosing to students.

The colleges appear to be leading students to risky loan providers, raising questions about the relationship between the institutions and lenders and how much information they’re disclosing to students.

Many students think the pandemic impeded their learning and academic progress, but the experience likely taught them some lessons about higher education and themselves.

Fledging authors from underrepresented backgrounds and nontraditional students are turning to graduate creative writing programs at the City University of New York to tell their stories.

Yale's governing board scrapped the petition process for open board seats after several candidates campaigned on single issues and received outside funding and support.

St. John’s College is getting closer to raising the money it needs to sustain a $17,000 tuition decrease the college made three years ago.