Guardian investigation finds only seven children from the city's poorest areas got grades for top university last year

The country's universities need to move beyond their aggressive recruiting tactics and to offer international students a warmer welcome, said speakers at a conference.

The Association of American Publishers (AAP) and Google officially laid down their arms on Thursday, ending a seven-year legal war with a peace agreement that both parties plan to keep sealed from the public and the courts.

These worries are as old as the Republic. American colleges and universities are not going down the tubes.

Gov. Rick Perry today is expected to encourage state colleges and universities to consider incorporating a competency-based model into their academic offerings.

If it seems like all the university presidents and vice provosts are visiting Brazil these days, that’s because they are.

Brown passes legislation to create free open-source digital textbooks for the state’s three higher ed systems

No one saw it coming at the time, but when then-President George W. Bush came to Butler County in 2002 to sign the historic No Child Left Behind act, he also signed the death warrant for many school field trips.

Skype in the classroom, a free online educational enrichment community for teachers, has added six new partner organizations to its roster, including NASA's Digital Learning Center, The National Museum of the Royal Navy and HMS Victory, British Council, Woodland Trust, Education through Expedition, and Choose2Matter.

Virtual public schools, which allow students to take all their classes online, have exploded in popularity across the United States, offering what supporters view as innovative and affordable