For much of the year, Frances Hui followed the Hong Kong demonstrations from her dorm room at Emerson College, feeling guilty that she was safe in Boston while clashes grew increasingly violent for her fellow Hong Kongers.

“Embrace” is probably too strong. “Acquiescence” suggests too much passivity.

The editorial board of a University of Florida student newspaper tells students to “Leave the racist costumes at the store.”

The tech company is looking for different ways to fill “new-collar” jobs in its 360,000-employee workforce by adding digital badges and apprenticeships and deepening partnerships with community colleges.

Analysis of publishing deals across Europe highlights different costs faced by country-level consortia

Harvard University’s student newspaper recently made headlines after receiving backlash for daring to reach out to ICE for comment about a student protest against the agency.

Colleges are becoming a battleground in the conflict between federal and state marijuana laws as students who use medical pot challenge decades-old campus drug policies.

When an accused student sought evidence to prove that his due process rights were violated and that anti-male bias played a role in the verdict, his university had a novel suggestion.

A single test per state could help tackle India’s costly and complex admissions system

Recipients of Excelencia's annual awards brought up several themes during panels at the annual ALASS Institute