Once again this fall, about 1 million international students — and it would be more, if we let them in — have flocked to American colleges and universities. Indeed, it seems that what the world still ...

Political challenges to elite colleges have long been a feature of life in the United States. A 1963 book helps show us why. Credit...Simon Bailly/Sepia Supported by By Beverly Gage Beverly Gage is a ...

Two university presidents told The New York Times that colleges have lost their mission and need to focus on viewpoint ...

While elite universities have largely rebuffed President Trump's Compact for Higher Education, historically black colleges ...

Religion, particularly Protestantism, was central to the mission of the country’s first universities. Chapels were constructed at the center of campuses. University presidents, often devout, worried ...

High school seniors completing college applications confront a smorgasbord of choices. Herewith, eight suggestions.

A first-generation student in American Indian Studies talks about why she chose the University of Minnesota Twin Cities and ...

WASHINGTON — Between the government shutdown, and recent federal layoffs, it can be a challenging time to be a federal employee. American University is offered "Classes Without Quizzes" on Friday, as ...

SINGAPORE - Media OutReach Newswire - 2 December 2025 - In today's interconnected world, education is more than a credential, it is a passport to global opportunities. Singapore Institute of ...

DA Davidson analyst Tom White raised the firm’s price target on American Public Education (APEI) to $43 from $41 and keeps a Buy rating on the ...

I had a nightmare: I walked into a special exhibition at the Field Museum titled “The Most Wonderful Extinct Species.” There were giant dinosaur skeletons, a model of a running dodo, and a Bramble Cay ...