If passed, the bill would affect institutions with acceptance rate below 85% including the University of Florida and Florida State University

A South Korean student was arrested after swinging a hammer during a class, injuring eight students.

Four San Diego State University fraternity members face felony charges after setting a pledge on fire, leaving him hospitalized with severe burns.

Dennis Hernández, brother of the late NFL player Aaron Hernández, has been found guilty of threating to shoot up the University of Connecticut, adding to the complicated history of the Hernández family.

The Idaho State Board of Education (ISBOE) has passed a resolution banning the existence of offices seeking to promote diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) on university campuses despite backlash against the measure.

The study published Dec. 2 found that college enrollment dropped by 5% for freshmen this school year, and 6% for 18-year-olds.

Ahoo Daryaei, who drew global attention after stripping down to her undergarments to protest Iran's dress law, will not face charges after authorities deemed her mentally unwell.

MIT, one of the top-ranked universities in the world, will cover tuition for undergraduate students from American families with incomes under $200,000.

A Texas university removed terms like "race" and "gender" from course titles and descriptions to align with a new state law.

A $250 embroidered rug outside a steakhouse at the Madonna Inn in California was stolen for the fifth time on Saturday, and management is fed up.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott extends a tuition freeze at public universities through 2027.

Anonymous "wanted" posters targeting Jewish professors at the University of Rochester have sparked controversy.

A top university said that they will no longer be referring students to a lawmaker's office for internships after he made transphobic remarks last week.

A UK university will discontinue its English literature degree due to lack of student interest despite its location in the historic heart of English literature.

Texas State University is under fire after two unaffiliated protestors displayed offensive signs about women and gender roles on campus.

Carleton University faces intense backlash after hiring a convicted terrorist to teach a course on social justice.

The young Mexican singer was recognized for his association with Mexican students at Harvard.

Reps. Jasmine Crockett and Marc Veasey noted that death investigators are required by state law to submit that a effort has been made to contact family.

A Russian University will be introducing a "Westernology" course aimed at exploring the "satanic Western civilisation".

A Lisbon university has suspended a postgraduate program on racism after the public became outraged at the lack of diversity among the faculty.

A video circulating online of a University of Kansas staff member violently denouncing men who wouldn't vote for a female presidential candidate has resulted in the staff member being placed on administrative leave.

Schools compete for students by making requirements as flexible as possible, raising concerns that lax standards could jeopardize their immigration status.

The course was supposed to be a one-time thing, but American University already has plans to offer "Swiftonomics" again in the spring due to immense interest.

CU Boulder is being sued by a former student who alleges that her expulsion was biased and that her rights were violated after she accidentally stabbed her ex.

Here's what you should know about the current state of Latinas in higher education

While Blacks and Hispanics are among the groups most likely to consider stopping their studies, they are more likely than Whites and Asians to consider reenrolling after leaving their studies, a Gallup and the Lumina Foundation report found out

Secondary education institutions saw a 4.2 percent increase in enrollment of Latino students in this period. They also showed higher rates in other programs

Despite increasing college enrollment for Latinos, only 28 percent of them hold a college degree compared to 48 percent of white adults

A University of Georgia football player and team staff member were killed in a car crash after the team's championship victory celebration.

Authorities reported Monday that frat parties at Cornell University were suspended after at least four students complained of being drugged and another of being sexually attacked at fraternity-affiliated off-campus houses.