Several Ivy League colleges are facing student lawsuits for failure to offer tuition refunds after transitioning all classes to online learning.

The University of Pennsylvania recently announced that it will stop publicly displaying a collection of skulls after some students decried the display as racist.

Colleges are implementing social contracts or making addenda to code of conduct policies requiring students to abide by social distancing guidelines this fall.

The number of students that can be served per minute is not a normal concern for college and university dining administrators, who in recent years have tried to distinguish themselves on the quality and variety of their food, and the sense of community that it can bring to a campus.

Middle States agency joins Western accreditor in embracing new authority to expand outside its region. It will go further, considering any interested college in the U.S. and eventually outside it.

Starting in Fall 2021, Emory University will mandate that all students take a required general education race and ethnicity course.

The Supreme Court voted on Thursday to hear a case which could make it easier for students to sue their schools even after they have graduated.

Research also suggests that government’s anti-terrorism strategy is causing students and staff to self-censor discussions of Islam

Edgewood College laid off several professors this summer in a move that some instructors on campus see as an eroding of academic norms, in violation of the instructors’ contracts and part of a pattern of poor decision-making.

Fear permeates all aspects of higher education, from classroom teaching to overseas funding