More than 150 college faculty members signed a letter urging colleges to drop facial recognition technology.

There’s a growing trend on college campuses nationwide to use tracking apps on students to monitor their attendance and compel them to go to class, underscoring the ever-increasing scuttlebutt to deploy facial recognition software on them, too.

One day in 2017, Lauren Neuwirth sank into a chair in her university’s financial aid office feeling out of options.

As part of its admissions review, OfS also proposes options that could spell the end of unconditional offers and personal statements

New study says student evaluations of teaching are still deeply flawed measures of teaching effectiveness, even when we assume they are unbiased and reliable.

At Western-Michigan University, a student is calling out a choir performance for singing African-American spirituals.

A North Carolina university that recently made headlines for apologizing for slavery is in the midst of a program that offers a new take on the discipline of classics to make up for its history of “abusive and exclusionary” curriculum.

Canada’s excess of directive funding programmes risks hobbling scientific imagination and progress, says Jim Woodgett

Sure, “Born in Monmouth County” just doesn’t have quite the same ring to it.

Tensions between congressional Democrats and U.S. Education Secretary Betsy DeVos rise with a scathing letter to a House committee.