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From fax machines to dawn of the internet, librarians are used to facing ¡®existential crises¡¯ and many are embracing the challenge of ChatGPT head on

Federal case, one of several threats to nation¡¯s $16 billion college sports enterprise, could bring huge shift in power to students

Campuses appear to be keeping their pandemic-era test-optional policies, but hesitate to distance themselves even further

Students must be allowed to participate in decisions about technology adoption that affect their education, careers and lives, says Mona Sloane

They need the money and graduate students identify with them, but universities don¡¯t formalise the link, analysts warn

While political protest a time-honoured tradition, ferocity of pro-Israel onslaught leaves academia to mull its true independence

Most Grand Canyon 51¹ú²úÊÓƵ students on affected programmes had to pay as much as $12,000 (?10,000) more than advertised, says Department of Education

Most-travelled US university president says sector must make hard calls on priorities, but has too few willing to do so

Study says tools informing students which courses they are suited for can lead them to apply for those they are overqualified for

Trudeau¡¯s immigration minister accuses institutions of ignoring costs to students from abroad and demands a recalibration

US domestic students achieve better GPAs when cohabiting with someone from overseas, but study finds no effect on international students themselves

Nation¡¯s campuses see overall undergraduate enrolment gain for first time since Covid, only to lose new four-year entrants