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The Cornell allegations have reignited discussion about campus sexual assault, and advocates say a nationwide climate survey would help address the persistent issue.

Meanwhile, new allegations have surfaced. Jane Doe’s lawyer told the media that the university denied her a tuition refund when she wanted to drop out after reporting a sexual assault by seven students at a campus frat house.

Well-meaning interventions to help students avoid struggle, emotional pain or failure have gone too far, says Jennifer DeBurro

Some students and faculty are calling for the provost’s firing after he allegedly used generative AI to write professional articles. He’s admitted to using ChatGPT, but says it didn’t replace his own intellectual judgment or authorship.

The London university will roll out undergraduate and master’s degrees as soon as January 2027 as part of its global push

Researcher was held at airport on way to participate in academic workshop, and has not been seen for more than 100 days

Kudos to the Academy of Management for holding its conference in Europe, but it must further broaden its horizons and its leadership, says Sorin Krammer

International House Association president says sector is speaking too much to itself when advocating for overseas students

Prime minister Mark Carney calls for closer ties between Canada and Europe in both research and education

The National Institutes of Health’s screening process for grants violates the First Amendment, more than a dozen researchers argue.

Clyde Barrow and his lawyer have repeatedly asked for updates and details on his case and have been met with silence and redirects at all levels.