Coverage of MBB media day.

Simon had been connected with former OSU football coach Gary Andersen since 2006.

For 18-year-old Liza Miezejeski, choosing the right college meant balancing her desire for adventure and her fear of debt.

The Justice Department is expressing support for a California college student who is challenging the constitutionality of a so-called "free speech zone."

A series of reports released this week show student expenses often exceed the financial support provided by states, colleges and their families.

A Trinity College professor wondered why the school fell this year on the list. The reason, he found, had to do with Trinity's recent decision not to require the SAT and ACT.

A member of the Belk family is giving $10 million to Queens University of Charlotte to renovate its five-decade-old arts building.

Some say a new proposal that would allow federal agencies to collect higher-education data will benefit degree-seekers, but critics argue that it’s an infringement on privacy and could put those who are undocumented at risk.

Radford University has announced that Graham Glynn has been removed as provost after less than a year in office, The Roanoke Times reported.

Amid concerns about an unusually high number of concussions -- and new guidelines from the institution’s insurer -- Kenyon suspends club rugby teams.

Tuition and fees increased by a few percentage points across the board, and aid failed to keep pace, annual College Board report shows.

The public college’s new rules include strong antidiscrimination language. Already, a free-speech watchdog has raised objections.

Through her “Academic Freedom Syllabus,” Rebecca G. Martinez, an assistant professor at the University of Missouri at Columbia, hopes officials will be less likely to condemn instructors who are targets of digital anger.