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Comments about NFL player who started national anthem protest cost a Concordia (Mich.) instructor her job; Virginia professor keeps his job but plans a leave amid criticism of Facebook post about Black Lives Matter.
The University of North Dakota has decided not to punish the students who posted racially charged photographs of themselves to the social media platform Snapchat
The University of Michigan will invest $85 million over the next five years into programs aimed at boosting diversity ...
The University of Illinois's iMBA program offers encouraging news about the viability of graduate degrees built on MOOCs.
The success rate for grant proposals at UK research councils has fallen again despite efforts to weed out weak applications ...
Hundreds of colleges have begun seeking a new accreditor after the U.S. Department of Education last month backed a federal panel’s decision to terminate the Accrediting Council for Independent Colleges and Schools.
Since athletes and others have been taking a knee during the national anthem, the leaders of public colleges and universities have offered a variety of views on whether the protests are wise.
College freshman Mia Barone’s fingers are flying in the campus library, her eyes closed as she signs the words on her study list — tomorrow, free, champion, flirting.
Emily Chen's experiences at a private boarding school in the United States have had nothing but positive results.
The University of Mary, Turtle Mountain Community College and Sitting Bull College were awarded federal grants this week to help more Native Americans pursue careers as teachers and administrators in high-need, reservation schools.
