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SUNY’s four research campuses want to set their own rates, but many Assembly Democrats fear the plan could exclude low-income students.

The ouster of Nebraska’s flagship university was reported along with Syracuse’s decision to leave the Association of American Universities voluntarily.

The lawsuit claims that EDMC defrauded the government by illegally paying recruiters based on the number of students they enrolled.

A program that lets high school students head to college before graduation shows the state’s top public universities collaborating on fundamental changes in the state’s education system.

Three students are confirmed dead and at least 80 employees are missing as classes and final exams are canceled.

A college with a policy of accepting even the academically risky snagged President Obama as its commencement speaker, the third president to do so.

About a dozen students occupied a historic administration building in protest Wednesday, days after the university’s president did not meet demands for a tuition freeze.

The mayor’s grand idea has piqued the attention of the academic world, but critics are worried about the costs.

An office tower is the dorm, a field trip foreign travel, and classmates speak 43 languages. Extracurriculars: Horseback riding, anyone?

In today’s perilous world, students are still signing up. But what happens when your program is suspended?

Where’s the rigor? Undergraduate business has an image problem.

As Jesuits’ numbers dwindle, a building at Fairfield University aims to lift the spirits.

Retooling for the nation’s fastest-growing fields, be you a G.E.D., B.S., M.A., Ph.D. or M.D.

When professors rant about public policy, at least they read up on the subject (if they didn’t write the book on it). Here are seven reasons to log on.