Campus Reform recently asked students about the nationwide movement to remove “racist” institutions, statues and figures from society.

The spring semester is four months away, and college administrations are making plans. Many are canceling spring break.

The pandemic's economic impact has threatened small, private, liberal arts, tuition and discount-dependent colleges.

President Donald Trump instructed federal agencies to end trainings regarding “White Privilege” and “Critical Race Theory.”

Dozens of students from the University of Chicago began a multi-day protesting campaign on demanding, among other things, that the university police department be disbanded.

As colleges try to tamp down partying by students, administrators consider options for promoting lower-risk -- not no-risk -- social opportunities and providing a semblance of a normal college experience.

Why hands-on learning is essential—and still possible in the world of remote learning

Experts point to a variety of reasons for continuing digitally even as Covid cases fall

At Clemson University, English 3140 has traditionally been a class for juniors and seniors to learn technical writing for use in their future careers.

An associate dean at Boston University sent a memo to professors restricting them on terms to use about remote learning.