Global

Experts in area and language studies discuss how to meet rising student demand when federal budget cuts, vanishing tenure-track positions, and lack of commitment to specialized librarians are hurting their fields.

Under new government, universities try to leave Soviet-era policies behind.

Protests in many countries are a reminder of the importance of understanding the political movements that emerge from campuses, write Philip G. Altbach and Manja Klemenčič.

At this international program, there are no apologies for a high price tag.

As tensions between the U.S. and Russia have escalated, administrators of international exchange programs largely report business as usual.

A vice chancellor struggles to return to a university where students are rallying behind him.

Globally and in the U.S., Clinton calls for more focus on those who need postsecondary training but not necessarily a four-year degree. She endorses online education, but with some cautions.