University College London student has therapy paid for after female lecturer abuses position of trust

The Michigan university's pitch to families making less than $50,000 could help students overcome one of the biggest barriers to enrolling.

Colleges in the Midwest that make it to the other side of the current higher education upheaval accelerated by the pandemic will offer fewer — and different — academic programs than they do now.

Higher ed fundraising wakes up to reality a year after flying high with Bloomberg gift. Payouts from donor-advised funds drove an uptick in one giving category.

A Catholic university in Kentucky recently launched a new certification program in “antiracism.”

Employers can claim up to £2,000 for every apprentice – and reforms mean it will soon be simpler to get funding

The college wants to cut 116 full-time positions from its non-tenure-track faculty ranks, but alumni, students and professors are putting up a fight.

Higher ed's financial challenges go deeper than declines in enrollment and operating revenues

The state of Michigan launched Michigan Reconnect. It’s a $30 million program that will provide scholarships to millions of eligible Michigan adults without college degrees, enabling them to earn a tuition-free associate degree or skills certificate at their in-district community college.

A Washington University in St. Louis sociology professor called for a COVID-19 relief plan “specifically for racial minorities.”