From her work at the Institute to her influence on the global stage, Dr. Shirley Ann Jackson has been a transformational force in Troy, N.Y.

Vaccine requirement protests set today at Colorado, Va. Tech

This is not a "miracle in Atlanta" story, but a demonstration that the smart use of evidence-tested practices will make an outsized difference in graduation rates.

The University of Tennessee System has added a fifth campus, the first addition to the statewide higher education network in more than 50 years.

The legal threat to Optional Practical Training (OPT) in STEM fields has returned. U.S. universities wasted no time defending the ability of international students to work up to 36 months in a STEM specialty on OPT, viewing it as vital to attracting students and retaining talent in America.

Missouri State's slew of offers to get students COVID-19 doses includes tuition, housing, parking and tons of tech.

According to a news release from the Illinois Education Association, the job at the Columbia building that also includes Kim's home has sparked outrage among USCC members, who are currently negotiating contracts with the college.

There are nearly 1,300 colleges that owe money to the Department of Education as of February, according to the National Student Legal Defense Network's review of a series of documents it obtained over two years through Freedom of Information Act requests.