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The California Community Colleges system is investigating potentially widespread fraud involving fake “bot students” enrolled in active courses.
Seven of the fourteen Wentworth Institute of Technology professors who've left are women — a considerable number for a small technical college where female faculty are underrepresented.
After a year of learning remotely or in a campus bubble, many Amherst College students prepared for a fall semester that would look like pre-COVID-19 times.
The announcement comes a day after the University denounced Chaze Vinci for his racist and violent social media posts and said it is working to take action to ensure the safety of the community.
U.S. colleges will see dwindling high-school seniors starting in 2026. In Pennsylvania, it's already happening.
“This move to online learning is here to stay. We’ll never rubber-band back to the old days.”
Inmates in 42 states and Washington, D.C., can now get federal grants to work with colleges and universities to earn trade certifications, associate’s degrees and even bachelor’s degrees.
Goddard College announced last Friday that it would be willing to house Afghan refugees at dormitories on its Plainfield, Vermont campus for at least two months this fall.
The number of cases among students and staff jumped from 40 last week to 159 on Saturday.
The Lyon College of Board of Trustees has accepted the resignation of President W. Joseph King, effective immediately following comments made in a publication.
Freshman enrollment took a big hit in fall 2020. While educators are keeping an eye on the delta variant, they hope steps to retain and help students pay off.
At Virginia Commonwealth University, reports of academic misconduct soared during the 2020-21 school year, to 1,077 — more than three times the previous year's number.
She told GSU she would only teach if masks were worn in her classes. She also said she’d be willing to teach the online versions of the classes.
The elevation of Greg Epstein, author of “Good Without God,” reflects a broader trend of young people who increasingly identify as spiritual but religiously nonaffiliated.
The decision comes five years after the Obama administration offered about $20 million in Pell grants to as many as 10,000 high school students taking dual-enrollment courses.
The issue of visas for Chinese students has emerged as a point of contention in already strained ties between China and the United States.
Arizona State University is welcoming its largest class of first-year, on-campus students ever — more than 14,350, a 12% increase (1,500 students) compared to fall 2020.
As students return this fall, the path to a degree should be shorter – and cheaper – for many.
Investigators identified 105 midshipmen who may have accessed unauthorized resources during the test despite efforts from the school's Physics Department to prevent cheating such as requiring midshipmen to submit their calculations from the test on a sheet of paper.
In a major reorganization, Temple University has moved out its provost, chief operating officer, head of advancement and two other senior administrators.
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