The suit claims the Falwell failed to disclose "potentially damaging information" about his impending sex scandal

"Campuses should anticipate explosive localized outbreaks"

New research shows a small portion of community college students are able to transfer to selective schools

The university's president said getting people elected is "one of our main goals" as an institution

Conservatives crow about college campuses being hives of the radical left. On the ground, it's not especially true

A talk by historian Jon Meacham was cancelled at Samford University after he appeared at a Planned Parenthood event

Columbia’s decision is the latest in a string of concessions by university administrators at private institutions

Our strike at Rutgers is over, for now. But campus labor unrest is spreading, and could be a critical turning point

Boise State University keeps capitulating to right-wing complaints

As a veteran, I'm tired of being blindly celebrated. Good intentions aren't a substitute for good politics

The university distributed vests to students last year but walked back on the requirement amid recent criticism

How do universities function as an extension of the carceral state?

A new report presents a major barrier to reform, and explains that making money off of the border is nothing new.

Faculty members call the pressure to return to face-to-face instruction a callous decision that prioritizes money

Graduate employees at the University of Illinois at Chicago began an indefinite strike on March 19