A black dean at the University of Alabama resigned after old tweets were recirculated, a move that prompted a sit-in at the president’s office, a letter of admonishment and a reckoning.

The body of a male student was discovered Monday evening at a campus residence in Christchurch, reportedly weeks after his death.

Six months after charges were brought in a $25 million college-admissions scheme led by William “Rick” Singer, the 10 selective universities identified as potential recipients of tainted money have diverged over the question: What to do about the money now? So far, the answer is: very little.

Sherlock Hibbs’s will gave Hillsdale the authority to monitor Mizzou’s compliance with its terms.

Harvard University’s endowment posted a 6.5% return in fiscal 2019, reflecting a tough year for many U.S. colleges.

What families should know.

As U.S. universities expand abroad, core principles can collide with restrictive political climates.

NACAC prepares to cut its losses in antitrust investigation with changes that could supercharge recruiting competition.

Undergraduate enrollment has declined by more than 40 percent since 2011. And it’s not only because of a high-profile sexual-assault scandal.