Britain should set a target for 70 percent of young people to enter higher education, according to an influential higher education policy expert. Nick Hillman’s proposal in […]

Grace University, in Omaha, Neb., will close at the end of the current academic year, it said Tuesday, shortly after a small incoming freshman class forced […]

The heated political climate over travel bans and visa and immigration policy since the election of Donald Trump has muddied the welcome mat for foreigners, shaking […]

After the University of Louisville men’s basketball team was linked to a widespread kickback scheme that federal officials have been investigating, as the U.S. attorney for […]

More than half (53.3 percent) of alumni of study abroad programs say they believe their study abroad experience contributed to them receiving a job offer, according to […]

Women in Saudi Arabia will be allowed to drive, the government announced on Tuesday – ending their reign as the only nation in the world where […]

It may be difficult to calculate the reputational damage done to the University of Louisville during Rick Pitino’s run as the Cardinals’ head men’s basketball coach, […]

 A new federal report projects that enrollment in American postsecondary institutions will climb 15 percent from 2014 to 2025, with larger proportional increases among adult than […]

Economists across the political spectrum agree that the single biggest threat to future job growth is neither immigration nor trade — it’s the artificial intelligence revolution […]

Presidents and trustees at private colleges are increasingly interested in assuaging student concerns about affordability by slashing sticker prices, with a surprisingly high number of colleges […]

The landscape of French higher education is changing, and French universities are manoeuvring to capture more international limelight. But at conferences where I’ve been invited to […]