For one student, it began with a painkiller snorted in a friend’s basement. For another, it was speed, pushed by the boy in the next locker.

After $70,000 in payments, one teacher found that he wasn’t in the public service loan forgiveness program after all. Now, he has to start over.

The 2016 election is forcing campuses to examine their dangerous estrangement.

With tuition of $75,200 and an $11 million training complex, Endeavor’s IMG Academy sits at the apex of the commercialization of youth sports. Today, it churns out more college-football prospects than any other high school.

Two photographs of a New Hampshire college student that have gone viral on social media are bringing her dreams of becoming a model closer to reality.

A former University of Iowa wrestler has been arrested on federal computer-hacking charges in a high-tech cheating scheme in which he allegedly obtained advanced copies of tests and changed grades for himself and classmates.

Authorities say a Kennesaw State University student who is accused of attacking students and threatening to kill everyone in his class has been arrested and is not allowed back on campus.

The science committee for the U.S. House of Representatives announced Thursday that it is opening an investigation into the allegations of sexual harassment and assault

As more professors teach online, their confidence in the effectiveness of digital learning grows, though a majority question impact on vulnerable students and administrators' motives.

Jerry Falwell Jr., leader of the evangelical online-learning behemoth, continues to be the U.S. president’s closest ally in higher education.

The vote comes one month after the student-government vice president led a protest during the Pledge of Allegiance.

Exacerbating inequality is not a stated aim in higher ed. And yet.