As the Supreme Court considers the role of race in college admissions, a diverse group of Harvard undergraduates shared their views.

For decades elite institutions sidelined Jewish students. What does that history tell us about affirmative action today?

Over 100 students gathered on Monday outside the Supreme Court to support race-conscious college admissions policies, but others say it leads inequality in university admissions.

A study found 43 percent of white students admitted to Harvard were recruited athletes, legacy, children of faculty and staff, or on the dean’s interest list.

Endowments posted their worst losses since 2009 as stocks, bonds and other assets declined.

Stanford University is reviewing its safety procedures after a man was reportedly found illegally living on campus, the university said in a statement Tuesday.

University-branded beers are gaining popularity throughout the country. Why did Virginia Commonwealth University’s attempt to launch its own brew fall flat?

Voting in a Republican U.S. senator to lead the university, it board set the stage for a presidency colored by political division.