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If we tenured professors do not hold ourselves to agreed standards, we will find ourselves being refereed by demagogues, says Robert Zaretsky

Following order of 2025 deadline for taxpayer-funded science to be made freely available to the public, major scientific society warns of costs, especially for women and youth

After weeks of promising to allow Gavin McInnes on campus despite heavy student opposition, police concerns override administration’s push to uphold free speech principles

Administration nevertheless presses borrowers to persist with their applications, saying it’s ‘more committed than ever’ to promise of $380 billion in relief for millions

It is not enough to argue that higher education’s primary relationship with the students is not labour-related, say Jeffrey Stankunas and Emily Dilloway

Federal judge finds states don’t have standing to challenge debt cancellation, while Supreme Court justice sets aside emergency appeal

World’s second-biggest nation nears overtaking China, giving both the government and institutions new customer satisfaction challenges

Higher education must meet students where they are and find a way to connect anyone with an education if they are willing to work, says Aaron Basko

Cell biologist replaces Reif after tenure marked by explosive neighbourhood growth and financial-political controversies

With nation in long-term demographic decline, historically black campuses and dual-enrolled high school students offer hope for growth in post-secondary sector

President also castigates Republicans as hypocritical for their opposition, as issue appears to favour Democrats in congressional elections

Scores of North American universities now cover local and national news for an audience running into the millions