An industry emerges to issue loans to international students. Interest rates are high, but the companies say they are filling an unmet need and expanding access.

A conservative professor slated to return to the classroom this fall semester after successfully suing his employers for wrongly firing him has been blocked from campus as the college continues to file appeals against several court decisions in the educator’s favor.

Schaffhausen Institute of Technology will work closely with industry and focus on interdisciplinary research and education

A South Dakota lawmaker wrote a letter to the executive director of the state’s Board of Regents, accusing him of “slow walking” free speech reforms.

The post on the Reddit board r/insaneparents was titled “18m in college.” It purported to be a screenshot of a text exchange between a mother and her adult son.

The Washington Post published an article Tuesday on a hiring system from the firm HireVue, which uses artificial intelligence-driven assessments to rank job applicants' hireability based on their facial movements, word choice and speaking voice.

Two public universities in the last year have suspended professors and placed gag orders forbidding them from communicating with students during their suspensions.

The long-awaited proposal breaks from Obama-era Democratic priorities by critiquing charter schools and testing.

Could subscriptions create a pathway to sustainable open-access monograph publishing? MIT Press plans to find out.

Two University of Connecticut students were arrested Monday after video allegedly showed them using racial slurs.