Universities

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.

The process is called "picking flowers in foreign lands to make honey in China."

Guess who has a neuroscience Ph.D.

"Need a study buddy? Not a problem," the app announced.

The United States has the top four, but which university is number one?

Other students in the class expressed support for the teacher and the student's protest.

Colleges in more than 30 states are voicing support of students' activism in wake of the Parkland shooting. Here's the list so far.

The travel ban, visa restrictions and the president's harsh rhetoric on immigration led to a drop in international student enrollment at universities across the country.

General education has become a series of boxes to grudgingly check en route to graduation.

"BITCH WE GOING TO SKU!"

The idea that higher ed is teetering on the edge of financial destruction is ludicrous.

It promised "romance, passion and no student loans."

The attorney general said the Justice Department will advocate for students involved in free speech lawsuits.

DeVos's rescinding of the Obama Rules restores due process to accused students.

Black Greek Letter Organization has 800,000 members, many coming from the social elite of black culture.

The Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights released Title IX guidance as part of a "dear colleague" letter in 2011.

Brevard, Broward, Osceola and Volusia are just a few of the counties that have called off school this week.

A group of veterans is graduating from Vassar College as part of a special program to help them adjust to civilian life. But did it work?

Trump promised to make universities' tax breaks contingent on schools' willingness to reduce tuition prices—and lawmakers are now considering bills to do just that.

The list of signatories includes professors from elite colleges and at least 40 Nobel laureates.

Elite colleges including Harvard and Columbia are suspending athletes due to lewd private messages.

Damage to research threatens the U.K's industrial base and the reputation of its universities.

Princeton, Columbia, Harvard, Amherst and Washington University in St. Louis have suspended men's teams or players from competing because of lewd messages that athletes allegedly exchanged.

U.K. universities receive almost as much as all the other charitable causes combined.

College and university students, faculty and alumni are reacting to the election outcome in different ways.

It's time the U.K. realized just how important international students are to the future of the country.

One university was targeted 21 separate times by cyber criminals in a single year.

Rethink the data behind minorities and higher education.

We need to make it clear that we are still open for business.

The feminist and cultural critic rails against surrendering academics and gives her sharp views on Beyoncé, Prince, Madonna and much more.