Faculty members at Indiana University at Bloomington who were arrested at an encampment have been banned from campus for a ...

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In ordering demonstrators to disperse, leaders are motivated by concerns about safety, legal risk, and perception. But ...

Richard A. Cordray will leave amid waves of criticism of the Education Department’s botched rollout of a new Free Application ...

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Activists who have been punished for putting up encampments face the possibility of formal warnings, eviction from campus ...

Financially and academically untangling colleges from Israel is not as easy as it looks. Protesters vow they won’t let up.

The university initially said the demonstrators were “not members of our community.” After evidence appeared to contradict ...

A person is detained by police on Wednesday during a student protest on the U. of Texas at Austin campus.

Thus many members of campus communities — undergraduates especially, but also graduate students and even faculty — detected ...

Colleges are confronting the tough realities of today’s hiring climate. Top applicants for jobs have high expectations of their employers, and as they seek greater flexibility and higher pay ...

The weak institutional defense of speech on behalf of Palestinians has colloquially come to be known as “the Palestine ...