Some institutions are having record years, but many others are starting the year with 10 or 20 percent of students not there. And some have lost more.

Government issues arrest warrants for students and files complaint against an overseas academic as protests, some held on university campuses, intensify

The National Council for History Education told The College Fix it has no comment on a Chicago lawmaker’s recent proposal to abolish history classes in Illinois schools.

MacMurray College, a liberal-arts school with more than 500 students in central Illinois, survived the Civil War, the Great Depression and two world wars. But it could not survive COVID-19.

Professors at Harvard, Princeton, the University of Pennsylvania, and Amherst College are taking precautions to protect students from the CCP.

An Arizona federal court has dismissed a lawsuit alleging anti-Islam hostility in an Arizona community college course.

Being among the first to announce an online fall wasn't easy, but these college leaders say the benefits outweighed the drawbacks.

Chinese academics coming home from abroad should be seen as a source of new ideas, not sidelined, study says

Already reeling from the coronavirus pandemic, American colleges and universities now stand to lose hundreds of thousands of international students over the country’s failure to contain the pandemic, the challenges of online learning and a more hostile U.S. government.

Denmark and Switzerland holding more in-person classes