Students at Pennsylvania's 14 state-owned universities will face a 3 percent jump in tuition costs for the upcoming school year.

The portion of first-time U.S. students who return to college for a second year has dropped 1.2 percentage points since 2009...

Picture the “typical” international student at an American high school.

A massive open online course instructor was removed from his own course last week -- or was he?

Arizona State University is in talks to take over the Thunderbird School of Global Management, in a deal that would keep the financially fragile Glendale, Ariz. business school alive, but in a radically different capacity.

REGIONAL university towns might benefit from the government’s education reforms but regional students will be the ones to suffer says Charles Sturt University vice chancellor Andrew Vann.

The U.S. Department of Education and Corinthian Colleges agreed late Thursday to a plan to close or sell the for-profit provider's 107 campuses and online programs.

The U.S. Supreme Court gave a Christian college in Illinois a temporary exemption from birth control coverage required by President Barack Obama's health reform law, days after ruling that for-profit employers can opt out for religious reasons.

Embark, whose software helps colleges to process online applications, has owed graduate and professional schools millions of dollars and misled university officials about why it wasn’t quickly paying up ...

The Foundation for Individual Rights in Education filed four lawsuits Tuesday ...