On Wednesday, professors and students across the University of California who tried to read articles published in any of 2,500 scholarly journals since Jan. 1 got an unpleasant surprise: They couldn’t.

What are the odds a feminist graduate student could be under siege for feminist rhetoric on a California campus?

New plans for levels 4 and 5 are a ‘mixed bag’ for universities, experts say

Research has shown that cannabis has some benefits, but users often have to swim through the murky waters of websites, dispensaries and social media to find the most accurate and consistent information.

Education Department official describes the administration's philosophy on accountability in higher education and agrees with fellow panelists on states' overreliance on federal funding.

A Yale University professor claimed on Twitter that “life was better under the Soviets.”

The Ministry of Education announced on Wednesday that the number of National Scholarship will increase by 10,000 this year, all of which will be awarded to outstanding students from higher vocational schools, with 8,000 yuan ($1,164) for each student every year.

Worries over economy and graduate employability prompt trial of ‘1+X’ model in 10 provinces

As plans for California’s new online community college progress, existing two-year colleges in the state get a one-time funding boost for online programs with a vocational focus. How will the two initiatives intersect?

An academic college in northern Israel will become the first in the country to offer an undergraduate degree with a specialization in medical cannabis. The program will commence during the next academic year.