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Boston U. students and alumni say a new anti-vulgarity policy unjustly paints hockey fans as racist or sexist.

Now that the country's most visible university has decided to do away with early admissions, will anyone else follow?

Education secretary stresses opportunities for the institutions' students to benefit from new federal grant programs.

AAUP suggests standards for treatment of part timers, some of whom see plan as progress; others worry about its time limits.

Enrollment increase is led by gains for women and African Americans.

Public colleges -- flagship and 2-year alike -- spend hefty sums on aid to students without financial need, College Board finds.

As more colleges have adopted "family friendly" policies for professors, many experts have noted that relatively small shares of those...