The threat posed by open access to the profits of the world’s largest scientific, technology, engineering and mathematics publisher is fading ...

The clamour of voices calling for the Malaysian government to repeal its controversial Sedition Act grew louder as a law student recently received a one-year jail term under the Sedition law – the second student to be found guilty of sedition this month.

Booming enrolment in online higher education, rapid content digitisation, the rollout of national online education networks and teacher shortages in rapidly developing countries have led to huge demand for eLearning products ...

Faculty members at San Antonio’s Alamo Colleges criticized Chancellor Bruce Leslie last year for trying to bump a humanities course from the core curriculum ...

Scott Brandt is used to Silicon Valley tech firms like Apple and Yahoo turning to him and his students for an infusion of low-cost tech innovation.

Imagine this: Completing four years of college without seeing your tuition increase even once.

Many adjuncts wonder why colleges that employ them year after year, giving them good reviews course after course, seem to have no interest in them when tenure-track jobs open up.

EdCast, a company that is creating a cloud-based vision of education that spans institutions, announced today that it has scored $6 million in funding.

All on-campus fraternities at Wesleyan University must soon become coeducational or they will be shut down ...

A proposal to raise tuition at the University of California at Berkeley’s Graduate School of Journalism has some faculty members, alumni and students worried about destroying the school’s distinctive character.