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Andrew Garrod, director of teacher education at Dartmouth College, was one of the editors in 1997 of First Person, First...

As publishers gather, university presses consider which books can attract non-academic audiences.

U.S. appeals court backs right of public colleges to limit spending on student elections. How broad could impact be?

Educators consider the impact of the process to "harmonize" European higher education on graduate schools here and abroad.

Joining proposals from Congress and Cuomo, Education Department proposes rules governing lender-college relationships.

U.S. negotiating session on accreditation ends in a whimper, with panelists not even agreeing to disagree.

As U.S. panel calls for online collaboration to provide lower-cost options, debate continues on the appropriate federal role.