The lack of testing defies a key best practice for preventing the spread of coronavirus on campus.

Evy Leibfarth, 17, of Bryson City, the reigning female national champion in her sport, will compete at the U.S. Olympic Team Trials April 12-14 in Charlotte.

The horrors of Covid-19 may give proponents of the liberal arts an unexpected opening.

A year of school shutdowns and family trauma leads to social isolation, stress and mental-health issues.

U.S. colleges hoping for a return to normalcy next fall are weighing how far they should go in urging students to get the COVID-19 vaccine, including whether they should — or legally can — require it

Prof. Carl Hart saw drugs as destroyers of communities. Then he saw the positive side. “We have miseducated the public,” he said.

The monument evokes a broken shackle and seeks to honor the 4,000 enslaved laborers who constructed the university, many of whose descendants still live in Charlottesville.

Higher education institutions should reimagine the responsibility they have to ensure college is the true force for equity that it can and should be, Jeff Raikes argues.

Survey finds that they want requirements -- and so do their parents -- despite actions in Florida, Texas and Utah that might make them impossible.

A close mentorship is this college’s hallmark. What happens when it has to move online?