For as long as I can remember I have been engaged in a practice many would consider masochistic. Get those images out of your head, I don't mean that. Or that.

As Colorado’s colleges and universities announce their plans for the spring semester, students and administrators are looking back on the fall, the first full school term since the coronavirus pandemic started, and hoping to learn from their successes and mistakes.

The former president was ousted earlier this year and now hints he was victim of political retribution.

Brandeis University highlighted a song inspired by the gun debate written by a Professor on their website.

The pandemic has brought the power and consolations of scholarship to the fore.

Both Duke University and the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill recently apologized for separate tweets after some accused the accounts of promoting racism.

The editor of a student newspaper is facing sanction by the institution's president for reporting considered routine journalistic practice. Free press advocates call it an "egregious" violation of the First Amendment.

Eating disorder charities have issued a warning about a "harmful" diet app that had been promoted on the Apple App Store to over-12s.

Promise programs have a greater effect on enrollment than reductions in tuition and fees, study finds

Teacher education programs were facing major problems even before the pandemic, but are they dying of natural causes or being killed off? Either way, what's lost when they go away for good?