California voters are rejecting a proposal to restore affirmative action at the state's public colleges and universities.

The full extent of online cheating inspired by the pandemic — illicit Googling, friends texting answers to each other or sharing screen shots of exam questions in advance — can’t be measured, despite the new popularity of camera-monitoring, online proctoring and artificial intelligence to track students’ computer moves.

Relatively few colleges have released guidance for student travel over Thanksgiving, even though the COVID-19 pandemic is surging nationwide and the holiday is less than four weeks away.

Hundreds of business school professors signed a statement condemning President Trump and advocating for Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden.

University at Buffalo students who are stressed by election results – or lack thereof – can find solace through university-promoted racial segregation.

Data from THE’s Reputation Rankings reveal the contrasts in the perception of institutions’ subject strengths inside and outside the country in which they are based

Professors and students at Assumption University, a Catholic college in Massachusetts, are upset at the institution for sharing a document on voting that criticized gay marriage.

Lower overall enrollment, fewer international students and financial aid increases are all contributing to fiscal 2021 declines

The silencing of a China expert turns into broader debate about academic freedom and foreign ties

One University of Oregon professor is researching more than 2,600 different landmarks across the U.S. and “the degree to which white supremacy and racial injustice is acknowledged.”