The Rev. Billy Graham became known as "America’s pastor" by refusing to pick a political side while reaching out to other religious leaders and invoking “the Lord” rather than Jesus. But his son, the Rev. Franklin Graham, isn’t practicing what his father preached.

As news spread early yesterday morning that Evangelist preacher Billy Graham died at his home in Montreat, both the faithful and followers of Graham

Followers of Rev. Billy Graham are speaking out following his passing, and sharing what his words and actions meant to them.

The 25-year-old artist looked to his heritage for inspiration.

New York University’s president apologized for the “inexcusably insensitive” menu, which was planned by two employees of the food service company Aramark.

A federal judge on Wednesday dismissed a Columbia University student's lawsuit accusing the school of acting with deliberate indifference after she was sexually assaulted twice as a freshman in her dormitory room.

What the merger of two payment processors means for America’s $1.4 trillion student-loan burden.

Annual event, seen as way to highlight needs of minority groups, set off major controversy last year.

How did a professor's stray email linking to an Inside Higher Ed article result in a letter of reprimand in his personnel file?

Academics are silent workaholics — so free to work whenever we want that many of us end up working all the time.

Some observers hope the foundation will use its time of transition to promote fresher options both outside of traditional colleges and within academe.

Colleges’ education programs typically do not require training in how to respond to an active shooter. But some are rethinking their curricula.