Decades of disinvestment left public research universities overexposed to Covid-19.

Colleges that switched to shorter terms concluded the pace is exhausting, but it helped mitigate the challenges created by Covid-19.

Moving up the ladder means dealing with endless bureaucracy. For many, it’s not worth it.

The temporary policy permits the state’s public universities to suspend or terminate employees without declaring financial exigency.

The selection of Rohit Chopra is a sign that the new administration wants aggressive oversight of student-loan servicers.

What’s it like to find out your favorite new professor has been dead for almost two years? In a word, weird.

Increased mental-health stress, worries about affordability, doubts about the value of college, and sagging motivation all emerged in a survey’s findings.

The College Board announced on Tuesday that it would discontinue two offerings — and that a “more flexible” digital SAT is coming.

I’m a writer only because educators were dedicated to my success.

The punitive overreactions of university administrators grow ever more demented.

More than ever, campus leaders are struggling with a long list of crises facing higher education.