In her new book, Julie Park, an expert on race and admissions, calls on colleges to stand up to the Trump administration’s ...

The killings by federal agents in Minneapolis have fueled demonstrations. Area institutions are stepping up security, moving ...

Compared to private industry contractors and federal laboratories, universities receive less from the federal government to ...

The GRE, once required for admission to most graduate programs, has seen a steep decline in takers, as many institutions have ...

As a result of rigorous training over time, high standards, a culture of community policing, public transparency and ...

A group of current and former diversity professionals and researchers founded a journal to preserve perspectives they fear ...

Returning to a focus on speaking offers distinct benefits. It is surprising how quickly we faculty have gone from barely ...

ED officials have said for months that they want to tackle the regulations governing accreditors. A Monday announcement ...

In the evolving landscape of higher education, centers and institutes dedicated to teaching and learning can no longer be ...

Professors at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock have nixed plans to participate in history lectures on racism and ...

A survey from the Hi, How Are You Project finds that 55 percent of students received mental health care, but only 18 percent accessed it on campus.

New research from New America finds that while the programs are becoming more popular, access remains limited.