The global pandemic has forced seniors to end their academic careers remotely and left the colleges with the challenge of reimagining commencement traditions.

A broad look at Washington’s policies toward the region as U.S. elections approach.

Administrators, professors, a union representative and students consider the new realities of life on campus in the midst of a pandemic.

The organization that oversees the standardized test used for college admissions said the technology requirements for taking it remotely would be too great for some students.

As university leaders face grim financial projections and seek to reassure students about fall plans, many faculty members are concerned.

He helps schools by vetoing a resolution to restore an Obama rule.

A former technology executive pleaded guilty Tuesday to paying $300,000 to bribe his son's way into Georgetown University as a tennis recruit — even though the son didn't play tennis.

Recent college graduates with disabilities are as likely as their peers without disabilities to hold jobs, according to a national survey that suggests they have benefited from coming of age under the Americans with Disabilities Act.

The college said it became aware of the post on Monday and involved someone who had previously been accepted for the fall 2020 semester.

Ohio State, the University of Virginia, and the University of Louisville are among a growing number of campuses where students have called for funds to be diverted to other purposes.

Revenues are fuzzy, and every new safety measure carries a price tag.

A litany of legal issues looms for colleges considering reopening in the fall, from safety to online accessibility to federal stimulus funding. Here's what higher education lawyers say should be on college leaders' radars.

Academics are called to help interpret and guide a national response to police violence and related civil unrest.