As high-profile racial incidents on college campuses make headlines across the country, The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill is grappling with controversy...
Faculty and students who demonstrated during the first National Adjunct Walkout Day on Feb. 25 aimed to raise awareness about the working conditions faced...
Recent campus outbreaks of easily spread but preventable diseases have forced administrators across the nation to review their institutions’ immunization policies.
Immunization policy on potentially...
The United University Professions (UUP), SUNY’s labor union, has defended funding for public higher education—which has decreased nationwide by about 25 percent since the...
The temperature around higher education unionizing efforts often runs hot. Officials are reluctant to have outside labor groups on campus or to relinquish control...
College ranking systems are typically viewed as unreliable metrics, often accused of practicing favoritism based on questionable criteria that varies by publisher.
In an attempt...
Might the cliche of the forever-indebted college student someday become a fable?
According to a new College Board report, total college student debt for 2013-14...
The contemporary campus recreation center has graduated from yesterday’s dingy weight room. In fact, at many institutions, the rec center serves as a multipurpose...
In an era where many campus security efforts are being amplified, some schools are relaxing certain policies around prospective students’ criminal backgrounds.
In New York,...
More transfer students will now have the chance to obtain an associate degree—with-out extra administrative burden—thanks to a Lumina Foundation grant that National Student...
Conservation on campus is about saving money and electricity at a time of lagging state funding and soaring global demand for power. Worldwide energy...
Fraternities are in flux as institutions struggle to find a balance between maintaining tradition and keeping students safe.
Among recent developments, Wesleyan University in Connecticut...
Boston is taking the lead in keeping college athletes safe during games.
Its city council recently approved the College Athlete Head Injury Gameday Safety Protocol—legislation...
The American higher education system still holds a global appeal, attracting nearly 1 million international students as of July, and more than one-third of...
