The Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation has spent $472-million (so far) on higher education. Why many in academe are not writing thank-you notes.

Looking at the schedules and programs of the annual meeting of the National Association of College and University Business Officers is a peek into the zeitgeist of the financial side of the house.

In Texas, 20 teachers from grades K through 16 schools and colleges are participating in a two-week residential program this month for instruction on teaching Chinese as a second language.

Expansion is in the pipeline for Erasmus, the European Union’s higher education exchange programme.

The most comprehensive study yet of the UK higher education sector’s international student visa costs has revealed a complex system characterised by confusion and inconsistencies.

Hardly a day goes by without some author or commentator predicting that the end is nigh for higher education, or significant portions of it.

A University of Denver law professor has filed a federal complaint against her employer, alleging she has been underpaid in violation of the Equal Pay Act.

After a year watching the hype over massive open online courses and keeping its distance, Blackboard said Wednesday it would join in.

Coursera founders Daphne Koller and Andrew Ng don’t think small.

Charles Best knew when he took his first job teaching social studies to high school students in the Bronx that it was going to be a tough gig.