Evergreen State, long known for experimental education and leftist politics, still has no majors but is providing students with "paths of study" to follow if they choose.

Julie Chinnock is 50 years old and owes about $250,000 in student loans. She was happy to get a new payment plan that lowered her monthly bill, but the holders of two bonds backed by her loans were probably less cheerful.

A Massachusetts college administrator was suspended with pay over a social media post.

A Yale student who became embroiled in an international controversy that upended her entire life is demanding body cam footage from campus police officers, footage she says will exonerate her of claims that she was racist to call the police on a black student who had been sleeping in a dorm common room.

When asset management company Rheaply approached Washington University in St. Louis with a plan to make better use of campus equipment and supplies, Cassandra Hage, assistant director in the school’s office of sustainability, was already searching for "a way to circulate surplus property internally and also to connect with nonprofit organizations that might be able to utilize the university’s surplus."

With the launch of MicroBachelors, MOOC platform edX lays the groundwork for a fully online undergraduate degree taught by multiple universities.

Documentaries cover first-generation students, affordability, college behind bars, free speech and the practices of for-profit institutions.

Latest Innovating Pedagogy report suggests way gamers learn from each other online could be adopted by universities

UF's Digital Worlds Institute and other Florida schools are leveraging new technology and intense instruction to help students land in dream jobs, including esports.

Academics call for reform of system that favours students from wealthy cities