We get fed a lot of stories about sports as a path for upward social mobility. But that story's actually pretty rare on college campuses.

Read the statement and the list of endorsers.

Princeton University’s decision this weekend to strike the name of its former president — and ours — from its public policy school for his “racist thinking and policies” was long overdue.

Bringing millions of students back to campus would create enormous risks for society but comparatively little educational benefit, an economist says.

The coronavirus pandemic has accelerated a yearslong shift in financial power toward families and away from schools. This year, students are requesting—and getting—discounts on fall admission.

Of course everyone wants a return to some degree of normalcy. Here are some factors about why that is likely wishful thinking.

There are far too many risks to reopen colleges in the middle of a pandemic.

The college deans say they recognize that students and their families may be struggling right now. They say students will not be disadvantaged by not participating in extracurricular activities.

After the College announced that that some, but not all, students will be returning to campus for the fall 2020 semester, 75 percent of students reported…

The debts our institutions owe to the problematic past can’t just be canceled.

School may be out indefinitely, but on social media there’s a thriving subculture devoted to the aesthetic of all things scholarly.

In a morning tweet, the president also blasted a push to remove John Wayne’s name from a major airport in Orange County, Calif.

A group of about 100 protesters marched across the Johns Hopkins University Homewood campus in Baltimore Monday to paper the front door and windows of University President Ron Daniels’ house with copies of a faculty petition calling for an end to a stalled plan for a private university police force.

Harvard University on Monday said it would discontinue its policy of sanctioning students who joined single-sex clubs, citing a lawsuit by a group of U.S. fraternities and sororities who said the crackdown amounted to sexual discrimination.

UNC Wilmington said it would share details later this week “regarding how we hope to move forward as a university community.”

‘I think you could argue that the trauma of the lockdown was a problem,’ the outgoing chancellor says.

George Washington University’s Board of Trustees recently voted to divest from fossil fuels completely within the next five years, joining other area a schools that are no longer investing in companies that contribute to climate change.

Professors across institutions are increasingly waving red flags about the private and public health implications of default face-to-face instruction come fall, along with a lack of shared decision making in staffing and teaching decisions.

Art Pope, a conservative donor and shaper of political thought in the state, now has a seat on the university system’s governing board.

With protests bringing new attention to America’s struggles with racism, a lack of diversity training for students from abroad could be a critical blind spot for colleges.