Student engagement prerequisite to free speech on campus, leaders say

Administrators speaking at the New York Times Higher Ed Leaders Forum shared their best practices for effectively supporting free speech events. 

Simmons College finalizes plans to transition to a university

The women's college is refocusing its academics to build community and attract international students.

Report: 46% of colleges employ virtual reality in courses

An expert says K-12 schools are increasingly using VR, so college students expect it on campus — but network capacity is an issue.

Purdue breaks high school mold with Indiana charter model

Opened by Purdue University, Purdue Polytechnic is the latest example of the evolution of U.S. schools into 21st century learning hubs of personalized, tech-focused instruction. 

Accreditor restored by DeVos falls short of federal standards, report says

Fresh Insights on First-Generation College Students: A Need to Change the Language of Retention

Universities pay millions in sexual harassment cases amid #MeToo

U. of California and Texas A&M Win Bid to Run Birthplace of Atom Bomb