Under the Trump administration, an increasing number of Cambodians, many with decades old criminal records, are being deported. Several families learned their fate during a visit to an ICE office on Thursday.

A new California law sends the people of the N.C.A.A. a message that they are going to have to share some of the loot in their coffers. They don’t want to. Shocking.

A federal court upholds the university’s race-conscious admissions.

Women have started to move into traditionally higher-paying and male-dominated majors, but they still are more likely to graduate with degrees in areas associated with lower-paying jobs, a new study finds.

A forthcoming law will allow college athletes to earn money from endorsements.

Students voted in favor of a fee to benefit descendants of slaves once sold by the school – but say progress is lacking

The former co-chairman of the New York corporate law firm Willkie Farr & Gallagher was sentenced on Thursday to one month in prison for his role in what prosecutors say is the largest college admissions scam uncovered in the United States.

When college students paying their own way have a financial hiccup, they have to make hard choices about how to spend their limited funds — and some turn to their food budget to close a gap.

Ohio University has suspended all fraternities, citing a "growing concern elevated by allegations of hazing" against seven chapters made this week.

An NC State University physics professor was suspended after female students reported that he told a class “women are useless” during a lecture. NCSU is investigating the incident that spread on social media.

The U.S Department of Education has opened an investigation into whether the University of Maryland is properly reporting its foreign gifts and contracts to the federal government,

Innovation in higher education is not an option. It is essential

What happened at the University of Chicago shows how much campus debates over thorny political issues can escalate in 2019.