Northwestern University is being sued by a student who contends that the university denied him his right to due process when it concluded that he had sexually assaulted a fellow student and then kicked him out of school last year. More...

Because of President Donald Trump’s travel ban, the San Diego Community College District warned students to determine whether they will be able to reenter the U.S. before they leave the country for holiday travel. More...

Today, the American Talent Initiative (ATI), a Bloomberg Philanthropies initiative led by the Aspen Institute’s College Excellence Program and Ithaka S+R, announced that its membership has grown from 30 to 86 top colleges and universities since it launched in December 2016. ATI’s mission is to enroll 50,000 additional talented, low- and moderateincome students at colleges and universities with strong graduation rates by 2025. More...

The School for International Training this week activated a new solar power project that is expected to produce approximately 260,200 kilowatt hours (kWh) of renewable energy annually and mitigate 183 metric tons of carbon in the first year alone. The 196.5-kilowatt project is also expected to save the institution approximately $10,000 in energy costs per year. More...

Some of the nation’s law schools—including at Harvard and Georgetown—are letting applicants take the Graduate Record Examination instead of the Law School Admission Test. More...

Southwest Ohio’s colleges had a nearly $7.3 billion impact on the region in 2016, even as some have struggled to stay afloat in the hyper competitive industry of higher education. More...

He/she is responsible for establishing, cultivating and sustaining relationships with corporate and foundation prospects in effort to secure funding and support for Metropolitan State University of Denver. More...

Next fall, about 25 East and LaFollette high school juniors won’t be spending much time walking the schools’ locker-lined halls. They will be attending Madison Area Technical College full time earning high school and college credit at no cost as part of a new early college STEM academy. More...

Glenville State College will cut tuition for the 2018-19 academic year by at least 2 percent, with the condition that Glenville State College’s state appropriation does not decrease, according to university officials. More...

Is there ever really a “too early” when it comes to thinking about one’s academic future? Undoubtedly, the answer would be an emphatic "no!". More...