Uniting the complaints of sexual impropriety that have threatened to upend Judge Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation is a theme of binge drinking.

Federal officials have opened an investigation into whether Yale University illegally discriminates against Asian-American applicants, according to people familiar with the matter.

The firestorm surrounding President Donald Trump's pick for the Supreme Court over the nominee's behavior in the 1980s has reinforced a warning today's social media-savvy high school students have grown up hearing: What they say and do now will live well past graduation.

More than a million people have taken steps to qualify for a loan-forgiveness program designed to ease the debt burden for graduates who choose careers in public service, but a government agency warns that the requirements have not been clearly explained and borrowers may not realize what they need to do to qualify for the break.

Judy Blume books, Captain Underpants and Harry Potter were beloved literary fixtures in Madz Maher's young reading life. She never knew some United States schools had banned them — until

The founders believed a federal institution focused on civic education could help unite a fractured country.

"My advice: Think about the end game and how good it’ll feel once you graduate and get a good degree. Either way, shit on ‘em, sis."

In Massachusetts, the Democratic Party gubernatorial candidate has proposed taxing Harvard and other nonprofit private universities with high endowments to meet the state’s educational needs. Universities have yet to offer a compelling alternative.

Colleges are routinely accused of intolerance toward nonliberal views. One university did all it could to ensure that a literal poster boy for white supremacy got his degree.

In theory, institutions that fall short of standards for the percentage of students who default on federal loans stand to lose their federal aid. In practice, that rarely happens.