Student services

Bachelor's-degree holders are less likely to be involved in and enthusiastic about their work than people with more or less education, survey finds.

Sexual assault survivors and activists take their rallying cry to U.S. Education Department in Washington, protesting and urging the feds to do more to enforce Title IX.

Despite some targeted support from the NCAA, historically black colleges struggle to keep up with increased academic standards. Given enrollments dominated by underprepared students, is more money enough?

A student expelled for having a lesbian relationship and ordered to repay $6,000 in scholarship money is fighting back.

College health officials can't go a day without discussing mental health, but President Obama tried to accelerate a national discussion about it at a White House conference Monday.

Respiratory problems and birth control are the most common issues among students visiting health centers, growing database shows, but students with mental health issues require more care.

A new policy brief from the Brookings Institution calls for overhauling federal college preparation programs.

As the print journalism decline that hit professional newspapers years ago takes hold at campus publications, student staff turn to their peers for financial support, and hope they're willing to give it.