When one of the country’s largest for-profit college chains closed last month, it caught more than 500 students in Massachusetts off guard ...

Hoosier high school students can apply to seven colleges for free on Friday, and seven schools are waiving application fees through the end of October

Princeton agrees to pay millions to local taxpayers to get them to drop a lawsuit, but the principles could surface elsewhere -- and again at Princeton in six years.

Eight university presidents join statement on values they and others hope to see in next U.S. president. The statement doesn't name a candidate, but it's hard not to see who is being talked about.

Advocates for using education to help former inmates get their lives back on track say that current policies are deterring applications

The president of Liberty University censored an article critical of Donald Trump, according to the sports editor of the school's official newspaper, the Liberty Champion.

Higher education has a strong sense of hierarchy.

At the world’s northernmost university, staff and students are preparing for the Arctic winter: two months when the sun never rises above the horizon ...

Struggling to meet the rising demand for mental health services on campuses, colleges turn to online platforms and text messaging services. Experts are divided on the effectiveness of these approaches.

After months of litigation, Kentucky's public universities and colleges are slated to receive nearly $18 million this week that Gov. Matt Bevin tried to cut from their budgets earlier this year.