Colleges and universities

Twenty-three Columbia University students collectively filed federal complaints against the Ivy League university Thursday

"I taught America to beat the SAT," John Katzman writes. "That's how I know it's useless."

A student group called No Red Tape says it was blocked from distributing information about sexual violence on the Columbia University campus

Prospective students should look at how schools handle—or mishandle—sexual violence on campus before accepting an admission offer

In the United Arab Emirates, universities are expected to tow the government line

Proponents say the experience creates more motivated, mature, and worldly students

Fraternities are back in the news; some schools killed them off years ago, and are all the better for it

Students at the Ivy League university say they don't always feel at home on campus

The test is controversial, and over 800 colleges and universities don't even require SAT or ACT scores to apply for admission

Federal complaint over Berkeley's handling of sexual assault expands as more than 30 women speak up

Referring to missing appendixes and offices that don't exist, it doesn't seem like a university's policy took much thought