Indiana University created a “Pandemic Health Disparities Fund” for black and Hispanic students, because they are supposedly more likely to catch COVID-19 when they return in the fall.

Why is the public education system failing students of color? A new podcast from The New York Times claims to have the answer — “white parents.”

Campus-focused plans show US colleges still too age-limited, says job-centric pioneer

It is offering scholarships and more to recruit those who would have gone to the West in past years.

As complex infrastructure systems navigating the COVID-19 pandemic, colleges and universities have the opportunity to make needed changes as their leaders determine what a return to campus looks like.

Rice University has confirmed that it will be using both “temporary structures” and tents in its return to campus this fall.

With the violent protests continuing in Portland, Oregon, some professors from the state’s universities have zeroed in on President Trump and the state’s history of racism as a catalyst.

Two universities tell new international students not to come to U.S. to take classes remotely, as higher ed groups lobby for greater clarity -- and flexibility -- on federal policy for new students from abroad.

UNSW degree, thought to be first of its kind in world, aims to stay ahead of quantum engineering curve and meet surging global demand for skills

At least eight universities in the UK and Canada have had data stolen about students and/or alumni after hackers attacked a cloud computing provider.