Business

Last year was a record one for gifts to colleges, but trends about middle-income individuals may point to future problems, report finds.

A Columbia law adjunct is the latest person to leave a place in academe following the release of a new film on the Central Park Five.

Keith D. Renshaw outlines some concrete steps that all higher education institutions can take to protect both academic freedom and donor rights.

Trump administration seeks overhaul of federal standards for college accreditors, arguing current rules stifle innovation. But critics say proposed changes water down oversight.

Wheeling Jesuit board chair steps down in wake of confidential report revelations. But the timing of the departure -- and major changes at the university -- leave some wondering what might have been.

New study shows that, from a financial standpoint alone, earning a bachelor's degree is on average a sound investment.

Newly released documents suggest that what has been portrayed as a dispute about the state law restricting abortion may be about a donor's demands over a law school.

Harvard and Chicago business schools freeze M.B.A. tuition.