Acceptance rates at highly selective colleges are lower for Asian Americans, but that's likely because they are also much more likely to apply, Georgetown University study finds.

A disparity in the number of advanced courses persists even at lower-income schools that have been recognized for sending more students to college, a survey has found. 

With the debate over critical race theory and education raging in parts of the U.S., Roger Williams University School of Law requires a new course on race's enduring impact on the U.S. justice system. 

Administrators intend to continue a rigorous testing campaign this fall, anticipating that not every member of the campus community will be vaccinated.

"We looked for 2- and 4-year institutions successfully educating students who come from communities that have been chronically underserved," Scott wrote of her latest round of record gifts to higher education.

Title IX protects college students from discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity, Department of Education says

Efforts to restrict critical race theory infringe "on the right of faculty to teach and of students to learn," a broad coalition of historians, faculty and administrators says.

Emerson College makes Juneteenth a staff holiday, as more institutions officially commemorate June 18, the day that celebrates the end of slavery in the U.S.