From an order threatening colleges’ federal funding to a shortfall in the Pell Grant program, here are figures from our ...

The agency said it is investigating San José State University, the University of Pennsylvania and a middle and high school ...

The partnership aims to have high school students graduate with an associate degree — and automatic admission to the ...

The struggling HBCU is dependent on state money to survive — but is also owed money by Tennessee, the Biden administration ...

The lawsuit alleges that President Donald Trump's orders overstep his authority, use overly vague language and intend to ...

The Royal Ballet School will mark a historic moment by opening its Covent Garden studios to the public for the first time in its 99-year history. On Sunday 2 March, the School joins the inaugural ...

During the signing ceremony, the president warned colleges and K-12 schools that they could lose federal funding if they don’t comply.

The three colleges under the U.S. Department of Defense are also banned from teaching "gender ideology," as defined by recent executive orders.

Support for institutions is up by a third from five years ago, according to early data from the annual Grapevine report.

But Gov. Ron DeSantis indicated he would not sign the sweeping legislative package, saying it "would actually weaken state immigration enforcement.” ...

We’re rounding up the trends, policy changes and legal shifts that college and university leaders could face in the year ahead.

Joseph Shepard resigned amid scrutiny over his spending of university money. The attorney general called his severance package “a gross misuse of funds.” Shepard’s resignation followed a November ...