You didn’t think this was one of those fairytales where the kid gets some pep talk, and everything changes right? It REALLY isn’t that.

Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry recalls a time his mom sat him down at a Holiday Inn Express in Tennessee and gave him "the best advice" he has ever gotten. It still, he says, helps him persevere.

As tuition increases outpace household incomes and parents face a battery of other financial pressures, conflict over college debt is intensifying among American families.

The City University of New York is close to ending its search for a new chancellor after having difficulties filling the position atop one of the nation’s pre-eminent public systems of higher education.

The issue, which makes it harder for some families to provide proof of their income, could block Pell grants, student loans, parent PLUS loans and other forms of federal financial aid from reaching students.

A Government Accountability Office study found numerous signs of food insecurity among college students.

The relationship is well understood in the higher education universe, but little discussed in the mainstream.

University of Maryland, College Park, officials are disinfecting every residence hall after a deadly viral outbreak on campus. Some have questioned whether the problem stems from persistent mold issues.

The tide may be turning for the Chinese government-funded centers of Chinese language and cultural education as universities grapple with calls from Washington to close the institutes down. Over past year at least 10 have closed or announced plans to close.

A new federal study finds that getting food stamps may be too complicated — not only for college students, but also for campus and state officials.

William R. Jacoby, a professor at Michigan State University, had drawn criticism for defending himself on the website of the journal he edited. Two separate investigations found that he had harassed two students.