This fall, for the first time, the nation's largest public university system will offer the option of online courses to all of its students, using digital technology to overcome pervasive space shortages in real-world classrooms.

A controversial California bill to pass off untold thousands of state college students to nontraditional providers of instruction, some of them for-profit or unaccredited, is dead for now.

The House on Wednesday approved a bipartisan bill that ensures lower interest rates on loans for students heading to college this fall.

President Obama may have strong words for colleges about tuition prices, but he continues to push for more federal funding for community colleges.

Every year states hand out more than $11 billion in financial aid to college students with no certainty as to whether they’ll ever graduate.

Polly Williams, a single mother who had recently lost her job, was desperate to lower the payments on her $23,000 in student loans

Ending the University of Canberra's sponsorship of a professional rugby team would not make its language programs any more bankable, university leaders say.

Career Education Corp. has begun one of higher education’s broadest experiments with adaptive learning.

When Dan Jones was majoring in education at Ashland University more than a decade ago, he had no idea what a huge role technology would play in today’s classrooms, not to mention his own teaching career.

The highest achieving teenagers are more likely to attend college farther away from home, according to a new study by standardized testing giant ACT