Moodle edges out competitors such as Blackboard among smaller colleges, a new analysis of the learning management systems shows ...

After pressure from students, New York University's career center has implemented a number of measures to improve screening of the internship listings it features online.

A credit transfer system similar to Europe’s ERASMUS programme will be piloted this year within South East Asia and the Greater Mekong Subregion (GMS) as inter-regional mobility in the area swells.

Cornell University and the University of Texas at Austin may have trumpeted their partnerships with -- and pledged millions to -- the massive open online course provider edX, but to no avail: Their students don't seem to understand why.

For the eighth consecutive year, Maryland had the highest percentage of high school seniors in the country pass the Advanced Placement tests in 2013

A three-year, $13,000 bachelor’s degree announced this week by Texas education officials relies heavily on a statewide online course as a means of delivering the program at such a low cost.

Lectures on “putting first things first” and “beginning with the end in mind” could soon replace those on world civilizations and logic for some students enrolled in San Antonio area community colleges.

TOEFL and TOEIC exam testing in the UK has been temporarily suspended after a BBC Panorama investigation that was aired Monday night.

More than a year after the Service Employees International Union announced that it was seeking to organize adjunct professors across metro areas

An alliance between France’s Université Paris-Dauphine and Singapore Management University, or SMU, is the latest move by a French university to link up with Asian counterparts and build an international research alliance.