The Supreme Court voted on Thursday to hear a case which could make it easier for students to sue their schools even after they have graduated.

Research also suggests that government’s anti-terrorism strategy is causing students and staff to self-censor discussions of Islam

Edgewood College laid off several professors this summer in a move that some instructors on campus see as an eroding of academic norms, in violation of the instructors’ contracts and part of a pattern of poor decision-making.

Fear permeates all aspects of higher education, from classroom teaching to overseas funding

The official definition of the term low-hanging fruit is “a thing or person that can be won, obtained, or persuaded with little effort,” according to the Oxford dictionary.

The 99 members of Congress said they were concerned ICE’s policy was not motivated by public health considerations, but rather by “animus toward immigrants, by a goal of forcing schools to reopen even as COVID-19 cases are rising, and by a desire to create an illusion of normalcy during this unprecedented public health emergency.”

The University of Kentucky planned to remove a mural from a building on its campus because of its portrayal of enslaved Africans and Native Americans.

Students, parents and teachers are up in arms over the way the International Baccalaureate was scored this year. College spaces are at risk.

President Donald Trump tweeted on Friday threatening funding for universities and schools he says are "indoctrinating" students, calling on the Treasury Department to review their tax-exempt statuses.

A new research project will draw on academic expertise to ‘reset and reimagine’ cultural life in the UK