This year has seen more applicants than ever, new rules following a landmark Supreme Court decision, and even less clarity from schools, writes Jeffrey Selingo.

People are using artificial intelligence to make March Madness brackets as millions try to make the perfect bracket.

The measure would not only cut funding to diversity programs at public colleges, but also limit the teaching of “divisive concepts” surrounding race and gender.

University of Maryland officials received complaints that students were beaten, locked in a basement and made to consume urine, according to a court filing.

Students discuss the decision of the Dartmouth men’s basketball team to unionize and what it means for college sports.

The case for teaching coders to speak French

The former alumni association has been dissolved after a two-year legal fight that has left alumni smarting.  Bethune-Cookman University and its former alumni association recently reached a settlement disbanding the association after the Florida institution sued the alumni group for trademark infringement and “deceptive and unfair trade practices,” among other claims.

Clemson University’s lawsuit is the latest move in a broader realignment of high-powered athletic conferences, which could carry implications far beyond who wins and loses on the field.