From tenure to guns, curriculum to Covid-19, state legislators will be pursuing new bills intended to end or amend a number of important campus policies.

Over the past several decades, the cost of higher education has increased dramatically, more than doubling since 1985 at both public and private universities.

Not all students are meant—or want—to be on an academic path to higher education before entering the workforce, and they need to be recognized.

The two earned their associate's degree at the same time, then they enrolled at the same school again: this time, the University of Texas San Antonio.

Several major universities, from Rhode Island to Washington, are making the switch to remote learning to start 2022.

University leaders offer a history lesson by debunking several theories, including its prevalence on campuses.

With COVID still lingering, leaders will be pressed to forge ahead on new initiatives and new ways of increasing student success.

In a federal lawsuit filed Tuesday, the student alleges that the two schools did not meet their legal obligations under Title IX.