While declining print readership and advertising revenue started prompting layoffs and paper shrinkage at professional newspapers decades ago, campus publications managed to stave off those financial woes for a while.

Commercializing a business in an emerging field is a messy enterprise.

A series of recent hacks, lies and fake profiles calls into question the immediacy and reliability of social media

How a young american turned a crisis at home into an opportunity abroad, beginning a new life in Beijing

The University of Central Florida has placed an accounting instructor on paid administrative leave while the university and its police department investigate a reference he made to "a killing spree" in talking with students.

Public university students in Florida next year will be able to start working toward college degrees without actually going to college ...

For at least a millennium, the notion of knowledge for knowledge's sake has helped to justify scholarly activity and universities themselves.

While the national debates surrounding fossil-fuel divestment and the Keystone XL pipeline earn the most attention in columns and talk shows these days ...

Scientists believe they have identified a time in history, which provides the most complete picture of how the planet might respond to rising CO2 levels.

Does Twitter have a credibility problem?