The college scramble for survival during the pandemic has been palpable, but so far, no school has done the obvious: Streamline the degree, cut all the fluff, reduce their delivery costs, and thereby lower substantially the tuition bill and the opportunity costs for a college diploma.

Researchers at Cornell University have concluded an online semester at the university will result in more COVID-19 infections than an in-person one.

Stanford University’s student-run newspaper, The Stanford Daily, refused to publish an opinion piece written by Stephen Sills, president of the Stanford College Republicans.

Amazon has pulled its first major game release, putting it back into a testing phase after poor feedback from players.

Familiarity with remote formats tempered by concerns over racism and health, survey finds

Students at the University of Wisconsin-Madison demanded that a statue of Abraham Lincoln be moved and replaced.

Michigan State University leaders have successfully pressured Stephen Hsu to resign from his position as vice president of research and innovation after the Graduate Employees Union launched a campaign to oust him from his role.

Boris Johnson says ‘talent and genius are expressed as much by hand and by eye as they are in a spreadsheet or an essay’

Professors across institutions are increasingly waving red flags about the private and public health implications of default face-to-face instruction come fall, along with a lack of shared decision making in staffing and teaching decisions.

In March, a new wave of American students began to pursue the possibility of attending European universities as their main source of education.