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More colleges offer incentives for tenured professors to end careers -- sometimes through gradual shift away from full-time work, report finds.

Inside Higher Ed's 2nd annual look at how colleges would fare in the NCAA tournament if graduation rates ruled.

U.S. denies Canadian physicist entry, saying he committed a crime in Canada. Canada says that's false, but does that matter?

The e-mail message last month from the president of Embark, a company whose software colleges use to process online applications...

Full House of Representatives could vote soon to overturn executive order historians and archivists say has hindered research.

Sarah Lawrence president fires salvo at magazine as other presidents circulate letter outlining new tactics against rankings.

Survey finds greater growth at public institutions and continued wide variations by discipline.

Institutions embrace name that dates to early days of engineering education, using it to designate hands-on, practical programs.