The University of Maryland announced its plans to go online-only after Thanksgiving due to COVID-19 cases growing in the country and in the state.

Experts differ in their explanations as higher education prepares for new attacks on affirmative action.

The Senators expressed concern that segregated trainings and learning events at these universities stand in conflict with the Civil Rights Act of 1964, which prohibits racial discrimination in federally funded programs.

An epidemiologist/Health and Human Rights Fellow at Harvard University called for "some form of accountability" for anti-lockdown scholars.

St. John’s University released new anti-racism plans in October which include a new “Anti-Racism Task Force” through the school’s libraries.

While Covid has been an unprecedented crisis for academia, not everyone was caught completely off-guard.

The university’s Board of Trustees voted to end its seven-year affiliation with Thomas M. Cooley Law School.

With digital devices generating data from the world at an unprecedented rate, what it means to be a scientist has changed, conference hears

Companies like Chipotle and Amazon aren't scaling back educational benefits for employees.

Bleak economic outlook is swaying PhD candidates towards a university career despite sector difficulties, indicates a survey of UK research students