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Scores of colleges, lenders and others comment on proposals to change U.S. rules governing student loan programs and college-lender relationships.

Sociologists -- especially those who study sexuality -- have for years done research that was considered controversial or troublesome by...

International educators respond to high-profile allegations that perks they receive could play a role in their choice of offerings to students.

Pre-college summer programs grow in popularity, possibly losing their attractiveness to undergraduate admissions officers.

Researchers find that college media outlets lag behind industry in adjusting to journalism's changing climate.

Scholar from South Africa, critic of U.S. policies, is blocked from attending scholarly meeting.

New Education Department analysis illustrates significant ways that categories of two-year colleges differ on faculty and demographics.