“They’ve realized that they can take a bit of a step further, that they can advance their policy priorities through those levers they have through the state university system,” said Preston Cooper, a senior fellow who studies higher education policy at the conservative American Enterprise Institute.

Hearings in cases over Trump's efforts to deport protesters and pull Harvard's federal funding were both held in a Boston courthouse on July 21.

Gen Z is increasingly slamming their degrees as useless, and new research indicates there may be some truth when it comes to the job hunt.

With the fall semester approaching, the Morning newsletter team wants to hear from students, parents, teachers and administrators, and anyone who might be considering, or reconsidering, studying in the United States. What questions do you have about the coming school year?

Although some institutions are still on the fence about AI, it's here to stay, and it's already changing the way students learn and faculty members teach.

Navigating Through Campus Conflict” was taught by local, state, and federal law enforcement officials and hate-crime prosecutors, State Police said in a statement Monday.

In a display of unity, former Democratic Gov. L. Douglas Wilder joined several Democratic leaders in Richmond on Thursday to oppose what they say are partisan attacks on Virginia's education system and universities.

President Trump’s “big, beautiful” budget reconciliation bill is now law, marking a watershed moment for higher education policy and renewing the debate about how to evaluate the return on investment of a college degree.