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Brown's president tells students that the "dominance of certain voices" may stifle debate.

As regents gather to discuss Ward Churchill, politicians rush to denounce him and faculty groups offer support.

House Republicans unveiled their proposals for renewing the law that governs federal financial aid programs, which mirror the bill introduced last year.

Yale's law school joins Harvard's in again barring armed services recruiters; Congress sends colleges a warning.

Publishers and a student advocacy group trade charges.

Colleges are at risk of losing some of the most talented young academics -- especially female ones -- if they...

Citing death threats, Hamilton calls off a planned talk by a Boulder professor. Colorado's governor seeks his resignation.

Regulating diploma mills is a little like herding cats. The institutions, which offer fraudulent degrees in exchange for cash and...