From Brown University to California classrooms, history and ethnic studies curricula are being scaled back or removed entirely under political pressure, raising alarms about academic freedom and historical literacy.
Nobel laureate Malala Yousafzai shares personal moments of joy, love, and pop culture in her new memoir ‘Finding My Way,’ offering a human side rarely seen in public.
Renowned feminist biblical scholar Phyllis Trible, author of ‘Texts of Terror,’ has died at 92, leaving behind a legacy that transformed how we read the Bible.
Harvard University reports a rise in Asian American students and a drop in Black student enrollment, reflecting nationwide shifts after the end of race-conscious admissions.
Massapequa School District sues New York State to enforce bathroom rules based on sex assigned at birth, reigniting national debate over transgender student rights.
The University of Virginia has agreed to provide federal data on admissions and hiring in exchange for a pause in a Justice Department civil rights investigation.
Once seen as essential, college degrees are facing growing skepticism in Wyoming and beyond as costs rise and job markets shift.
The closure of small liberal arts colleges is triggering economic and cultural collapse in the towns that depend on them.
The Trump administration is close to finalizing a sweeping agreement with the University of Virginia—the first public university to settle under the White House’s campaign to reshape higher education.
Universities are facing a financial crisis over free speech, as the cost of security for controversial speakers like Danielle Sassoon soars into the millions.