Thousands of people across the country have set their own lives and careers aside to care for loved ones who have suffered injuries in America's long decades of war.

The high salaries paid to the UK's vice-chancellors have been attacked by Jo Johnson, the country's universities minister, who said that Russell Group institutions have a particular case to answer.

Professors and others with science backgrounds are running for Congress, trying to reverse Trump and Republican leaders’ policies.

Survey of undergraduates finds that nearly half have paid bribes and almost all admitted to cheating on exams.

California Gov. Jerry Brown has asked the California community college system to “take whatever steps are necessary” to establish a new, online-only community college.

Researchers have warned of a growing crisis in science in Latin America as new analysis lays bare how low salaries, underfunding and excessive bureaucracy are fuelling a brain drain of scholars.

If you’re struggling under a load of student loans, you already know how hard it is to make ends meet.

Pilot program that alarmed faculty members has been abandoned, and there are no plans to restore it, agency says.

Before she left home, Hera’emperatrize “Trize” Gipson gave her three younger siblings a big hug goodbye.

Elsevier’s successful court battle against sites providing unlawful access to millions of journal articles sends a message that publicly funded research has become a “corporate asset and private property”, according to a scholarly publishing expert.