Risk-taking has been the rage since the Federal Reserve quit hiking interest rates at the end of last year. U.S. stocks are back near record highs and investors are stockpiling the lowest-grade corporate bonds with only a smidgen of extra compensation for the added risk.

As the N.B.A. playoffs begin, the Golden State Warriors superstar guard tells all about his favorite snack and how it fuels his sharpshooting

Schools are not required to use the same terminology in their offers. And an “award” could mean a grant — or a loan. “Celebrate,” one expert says. “Then, decide.”

A mother writes that accommodation levels the playing field.

Why did the university award a hateful group?

Sen. Elizabeth Warren is proposing using taxpayer money to wipe out hundreds of billions of dollars in student-loan debt as a way to control rising college costs.

U.S. law schools are adding artificial intelligence courses to their curricula in an effort to get students ready to confront the emerging legal issues around AI.

Nearly 20 states are trying a new legislative tack to lure recent college graduates: paying off their student loans.

In the competition for spots at top colleges, many families set their sights on athletic scholarships that earn a place on the team and offer a break on tuition.

Throughout the country, librarians are grappling with how to preserve book culture while ensuring that knowledge — whether in print or digital form — is widely accessible.

This news organization's latest report on the college admissions scandal sparks a roiling and animated online conversation -- revealing how deeply this sordid tale resonates.

Williams plans to revise its policies after a faculty petition to adopt free speech guidelines enraged student activists.

Southwestern University, Alma and Simpson Colleges join the test-optional movement.

The $1.25-trillion plan, revealed on Monday, would eliminate up to $50,000 of debt for 42 million borrowers.