In a wave of new initiatives, here’s a look at two states’ decisions to help older students.

Adjunct Commuter Weekly, an online publication designed to appeal to the growing number of contingent faculty members, features news, opinion, poetry, parody, and more.

The fight between two rivals in the college-admissions market is headed for another round in court.

The "warmth" or "chilliness" of institutions’ messages about their socioeconomic-diversity efforts can influence students’ self-perception.

An advocacy group found that dozens of colleges had sought and received waivers to some provisions of the federal gender-equity law. Here’s a guide to some key questions about those exemptions.

Classes resumed at the Oregon college 11 days after the shootings in October. For many, teaching and learning where gunshots rang out has remained a struggle.

A federal panel has limited the accreditor’s ability to approve new baccalaureate programs, to the dismay of colleges that have attacked the agency over its treatment of the City College of San Francisco.

While firing off a few rounds during target practice, Jerry Falwell Jr. explains that he never intended to be a spokesman for gun rights. But he is not backing down from his controversial remarks.

Lecturing in a toga risks ridicule, but risk is part of the lesson.