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In two cases, and another in which censure was lifted, focus was treatment of adjuncts. Association also drafts policies to call for more protections for graduate students.

Founder of non-traditional law school is creating undergraduate institution, hoping to apply similar ideas to keep costs unusually low for private higher education.

With a projected $700 million cut on the horizon, California's community colleges could increase tuition with no impact on most students, new report says.

Virginia's high-stakes high school test -- and incentives used to get students to take it -- may have driven up grade point averages of college applicants from the commonwealth, study finds.

David Ashley, president of the University of Nevada at Las Vegas for three years, may not reach four, The Las...

One day a contingent faculty member complains about pay. The next day he's fired and escorted off campus.

German programs are finding themselves on the chopping block -- leaving language scholars frustrated.

International survey finds that American faculty members don't feel that they have much influence over key aspects of higher education and most feel they haven't seen major improvements in working conditions during their careers.