Warriors star Stephen Curry, who spent most of his childhood in Charlotte, is looking forward to serving as an ambassador for the city during this weekend's All-Star festivities.

The College Board came up with a surprising conclusion about keys to success for college and life.

In a class-action lawsuit, three women claim Yale has fostered an environment where alcohol-fueled gatherings at fraternity houses dictate the undergraduate social scene.

Should youthful mistakes—even offensive ones—be held against politicians later in life?

At some of the nation's largest universities, the vast majority of sexual assaults take place not in dorm rooms or anywhere else on school property but in the neighborhoods beyond campus boundaries, according to data obtained by The Associated Press.

After 185 years of educating students on its campus of brick buildings on Poultney's main street, Green Mountain College announced last month it would close after this academic year, leaving hundreds of students scrambling to figure out where to go next.

The University of Virginia is documenting racially offensive references in its yearbooks as part of an ongoing effort to give a more honest, less laudatory account of the school's history. Now some are wondering whether the yearbook's title, Corks and Curls, might even be a reference to blackface traditions.

UNC-Chapel Hill graduate student Maya Little, who poured red ink and blood on the Silent Sam Confederate statue in protest last spring, appealed a 2018 honor court ruling that ended with a written warning and 18 hours of community service for damaging university property.

A former Rhodes College student pleaded guilty Tuesday to computer fraud while trying to preserve his scholarship.

It used to simplify crucial tasks. Now it’s strangling scholars’ ability to think.

A new Title IX lawsuit against Yale University and nine of its fraternities seeks to force the groups to accept women as members. It also says Yale has abdicated its duty to protect students from sexual misconduct.