Davidson Wildcats freshman Luke Frampton missed the 2017-18 basketball season with a severe knee injury. The loss of his father and caring for a disabled brother gave the guard from Poca, West Virginia a unique perspective on the ACL tear.

Can the Wildcats do it again? For Cooke, who is in his 28th and final season at the helm, it’s about balancing the long-term goals and the day-to-day process that got the Wildcats to within two wins of the College World Series in the first place.

“American Animals,” the Bart Layton film based on the infamous 2004 Transylvania University book heist, released its trailer Wednesday, earning enthusiastic notices from outlets such as Cinema Blend. It will be released June 1.

Colleges tout their commitment to diversity, but their recruitment practices tell a different story.

It’s dangerous to punish judicial nominees—or anyone else—for thinking while immature.

The university takes a long look back at its nearly week-long occupation by student demonstrators.

Columbia University is moving ahead with a scholarship program for Syrian college students displaced by civil war, despite concerns that some students it accepts will be blocked from attending by President Donald Trump’s travel restrictions.

If students don't learn how to date while they're in college, it only gets harder to build those skills after graduation.

Several New England colleges are being investigated by the Justice Department for possible antitrust violations in their early-decision admissions practices.

Michigan lawmakers took an initial step Wednesday to require that the governing board of each state university receive written notice of any instance of possible campus sexual misconduct, which backers said would ensure that college leaders don’t ignore such allegations in the wake of the Larry Nassar scandal at Michigan State.

Gregory J. Vincent brought credibility as a civil rights expert, but his presidency at his alma mater is over after anonymous allegations.

After guide to affordable living at University of Michigan struck low-income students as tone-deaf, some created their own guide -- and it's gone viral.

In enrollment, advising, and campus facilities, the revolution is spreading fast.

Facing a budget squeeze, the University of Central Missouri fast-tracks a vote on folding several departments into existing colleges. Faculty members worry that the academic mission will suffer.