A “cannabis degree” might sound like a joke from the 70s. But now, it’s a real thing.

Universities must monitor the impact on student stress and staff workload as they shift away from “high-stakes” exams and towards using technology to conduct “continuous” assessment, a report says

A Massachusetts women’s liberal arts college started offering students racially exclusive housing this year, following recommendations from the Residential Experience Working Group.

Faculty members at Lee College object to new annual contracts and a proposal to eliminate division chairs but hope for the best under a new president.

Trade tensions between Beijing and Washington have been building for years, leading the Trump administration to label the Asian nation “a threat to the world.”

Students in Tennessee may soon be able to conceal carry on campus if a bill that has already been introduced in the state legislature passes.

Higher education fundraising hit a record $49.6 billion, driven by an increase in donations from organizations and foundations,

More and more proffessors and university faculty are being revealed to be linked to Chinese government information efforts.

A Catholic college’s student health insurance plan offers what appears to be somewhat broad coverage for abortion procedures, even though the Catholic Church explicitly forbids that practice outside of a few extremely narrow technical ranges.

Former editors-in-chief at European Law Journal say the departure of editorial boards raises issue about ‘who owns’ scholarly journals