A former Adidas executive and two other men were sentenced to prison Tuesday by a judge who said he wanted to send a “great big warning light to the basketball world” after the men conspired to pay families so top college basketball recruits would go to Adidas-sponsored schools.

Chinese hackers have targeted more than two dozen universities in the U.S. and around the globe as part of an elaborate scheme to steal research about maritime technology being developed for military use, cybersecurity experts and current and former U.S. officials said.

Hayden Williams' attorney Harmeet Dhillon said Wednesday that Williams' alleged attacker, Zachary Greenberg has been involved in several legal matters.

White House may be planning executive actions on program-level outcomes data and student loan risk sharing, as well as on free speech, perhaps around the release of its proposed budget next week.

Samantha Wu had high hopes when she left her small town in southern China to study at an American university.

Conservative activists cheered loudly and applauded when President Trump announced Saturday that he would make federal funding for universities contingent on support for free speech.

Ahead of International Women’s Day on 8 March, Selina Sutton explains what universities are doing wrong (and right) when supporting PhD candidates during pregnancy and beyond

Southern Methodist University works with two online program management companies. For all future online programs, it plans to bring the operations in-house, citing mission and money.

Argosy University and its parent company altered submissions to the U.S. Department of Education to get access to student financial aid funds, which were then spent on other expenses, a court document filed on Monday claims.

University of Kansas is latest university where professors and politicians object to a private jet.