College

Since leaving the Department of Education, A. Wayne Johnson has called for student loan forgiveness and criticized the department for allowing interest rates to balloon.

Flyers covered with "hate-filled" slogans that were left on a Connecticut college campus this past Thursday night have prompted investigations from police and federal agents.

Along with having to deal with the stress of the fires, some students could be without power, making submitting online applications difficult.

Coleman admitted a four-year acting education isn't for everyone and he has student debt of his own. But, Julliard gave him the space he needed to grow in his craft.

With their children's college education in limbo, parents have turned to an educational consultant to the law firms retained by the five families charged in the scandal.

Buckingham pleaded guilty to paying $50,000 to have a proctor take the ACT exam for her son.

The new charge comes with an additional five years in prison.

Purdue University stood by Chick-fil-A's opening on campus, citing "overwhelming demand" from students, staff and faculty.

The incident, captured on video, caused outrage among students, who demanded action from the administration.

Two American universities bumped the University of Cambridge down two spots from last year.

The NAACP UConn chapter also demanded the Delta Epsilon Psi fraternity be disbanded after two members allegedly called a student a racial slur during an off-campus party.

Both affirmative action and legacy admissions policies have come under scrutiny recently.

Frank Perrone, a partner at Davidoff Hutcher & Citron LLP, said Judge Indira Talwani seemed to be crafting sentences that fit the specifics of each crime.

Now that Asia's business programs are gaining recognition internationally, Chinese students have less incentive to jump through hoops to study in the U.S.

The death of Cummings has garnered an outpouring of support, including from his alma mater.

Warren and Sanders have been college students' top two choices for president since July.

After spending the last 22 years pursuing his passion, Kutcher recommended the current generation of high school and college students consider the financial implications of their decisions.

Colleges across the nation are increasingly turning away from using the ACT and SAT for admission. Here's a list of some of the top schools doing so.

Commentator Charlie Sykes criticized the University of Wisconsin-Madison College Republicans' response to a student who taped pieces of paper with disparaging remarks about Trump to their office.

Huffman was the first parent to be sentenced for the college admission scandal.

The survey found nearly 26 percent of undergraduate women reported they were victims of non-consensual sexual contact.

"We are remembering those who were lost and hurt by abortion by giving up our voices and remaining in solidarity," said Students for Life of America, an anti-abortion non-profit.

The California Family Council and California Catholic Conference encouraged Governor Gavin Newsom to veto the bill, as his predecessor, former Governor Jerry Brown, did.

Professor Amy Wax drew heavy criticism in July for comments she made about race and immigration.

Australian ethics instructor, Michael Montalto, is accused of sexual misconduct by female students.

Students burned her book after the question and answer portion of the author's talk turned into a shouting match about white privilege.

The University of Wisconsin Board of Regents is expected to vote on a free speech policy that would come with mandatory punishments for students found to have violated it.

Cheney said he hasn't seen the movie, but said his granddaughter's review was as a "good a judgment as any."

Ohio University's Marching 110 band has had its non-academic university activities suspended after hazing accusations have surfaced.

It's likely the president will tout his economic policies during Thursday's rally, but it's uncertain if it's enough to win over college-aged voters.