An already unusual fall semester was wrapping up when Texas A&M University officials sent out an email in early December to the hundreds of students in an online finance class that set off a panic.

“Crack the whip.” “Master/slave.” Even the term “picnic” has been deemed offensive, according to a lengthy list of words and phrases put out recently by the University of Michigan’s Information and Technology Services’ “Words Matter Task Force.”

The National Review is the latest conservative outlet to trash Dr. Jill Biden for achieving a doctorate in education.

The University of South Florida is exploring a required anti-bias training for all new students in response to a demand from its Black Student Union.

‘Confusion’ over UN rules leads event organisers to bar students, experts or groups

Facebook is disabling several features in its Messenger and Instagram apps for people in Europe, to make sure they comply with a change in privacy rules.

Loyola University in New Orleans is giving students a free opportunity to explore social issues through a unique, two-week academic period in January.

The country's highest court will consider whether NCAA rules limiting education-related financial aid to college athletes violate federal law.

New service encourages prospective college to make ROI-based investment decisions

Boston University's Young Democratic Socialists of America demanded free laundry for students because of the burden it places on "less affluent" students, specifically, who have less clothes and must therefore wash more frequently.