How should American universities – and those influenced by them in other countries – rise to the challenges of consumerism, anti-intellectualism and racial politics?

St. John’s University Staten Island campus announces the grand opening of the College Readiness Center at Ralph R. McKee Career and Technical Education High School

Vice-chancellors warn that leading researchers will flee if unrest over tuition fees is not resolved swiftly

A year after detailed guidance from Yale set off a national debate, many other colleges are still offering detailed advice on how to avoid offensive Halloween costumes.

Belmont College is boasting new technology for its students.

Aston University’s new vice-chancellor warns that UK universities are “collateral damage” in the immigration debate as the government makes the “same mistake” on overseas students that his home country of Australia made before changing tack.

Princeton University will help lower-income Princeton residents pay their property tax bills under a settlement agreement that ends the litigation challenging the University's property tax exemptions.

Tuition pricing, financial aid and student debt levels are still in their postrecession mold.

Academics will become blander, less diverse and less economically secure if the “uberfication” of higher education continues, according to a UK academic.

Dan Graves, a mental health aide in San Jose, Calif., had mixed feelings when he heard that ITT Educational Services had filed for bankruptcy in mid-September.