Oberlin College has been showing signs of strain as leaders of the well-off liberal arts college in Ohio seek to close a multimillion-dollar budget deficit driven by lower-than-expected enrollment this year.

Much-hyped company, early player in adaptive learning, plans to take on the publishers. Some see promise; others have doubts.

Universities located in states that voted for Donald Trump are less likely to have offered support to international students affected by the US president’s ban on travel from six majority-Muslim countries, academics have revealed.

China’s universities have made an “impressive” and “fundamental” change in their research strategies by investing much more in long-term basic research, the president of Asia’s top university has said.

Franklin University, one of the leading educators of working adults, is pleased to announce its new educational partnership with Per Scholas, a national workforce nonprofit.

Tensions between board and president boil over with trustee resignations at Saint Rose.

St. Augustine’s University will remain on probation for another year, its accrediting agency decided

Faculty and student groups pushed against proposal from Oakland Athletics to build new ballpark on college property. And their board listened.

China’s “new era” of increased global power poses a threat to academic freedom across the world and could result in global university leaders seeking to appease the country’s Communist Party, experts have warned.

Publisher and research community remain divided over question of access to international publications