U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch, seeking to tamp down a firestorm over meeting with former President Bill Clinton, said on Friday she will accept the recommendations of career prosecutors and the FBI director on whether to charge Hillary Clinton for mishandling emails.

Kofi Annan, the former secretary general of the United Nations, has said that those with a scientific or business education background “have an advantage” in an uncertain economic world to deal with crises before they materialise.

The Education Department is revising the federal financial aid application to make it easier for homeless college students to access loans and grants, in response to requests from Sen. Patty Murray (D-Wash.).

The world’s two-largest emitters have a lot to learn from each other — especially on transport.

For many academics today, research is not about pushing intellectual boundaries.

Colleges expand efforts to raise money from recent graduates.

When Andrew Kiezulas first stepped onto the University of Southern Maine campus in 2012, he feared for his life....

Floating solar panel arrays are increasingly being deployed in places as diverse as Brazil and Japan.

As the Obama administration cracks down on for-profit colleges, three former officials working on behalf of an investment firm run by President Barack Obama’s best friend have staged a behind-the-scenes campaign to get the Education Department to green-light a purchase of the biggest for-profit of them all — the University of Phoenix.

The Mundari: The tribe dying for their cows