Academic Leadership

The White House says six medical colleges at New England universities are among 130 nationwide participating in a program to teach their students how to better serve military veterans' unique physical and mental health needs.

Framing it as a move to strengthen journalism education, Brigham Young University intends to shift its student newspaper, the Daily Universe, to a mostly digital format and severely cut back its print schedule.

Tim Clark is a senior at Amherst College, a small liberal arts school in western Massachusetts, where he’s studied Latin, Greek and archeology.

A proposal to make the private University of Pike ville the ninth school in Kentucky's higher education system runs counter to national trends of consolidation and privatization, according to education experts.

Adults looking to complete their high school education with a GED diploma might be eligible for an evening program through Grand Rapids Community College.

The University System of Georgia is preparing to eliminate about 250 degree programs that duplicate what's offered in the state’s public technical colleges.

Chancellor offers up her plans for campuses' future during her annual address

A Catholic university is setting up shop in downtown Mesa.

Wayne State University's Board of Governors has voted to combine the dance and theater departments, effective this month.

After a century firmly anchored in Boston, Northeastern University is branching out — becoming Southeastern, Northwestern and perhaps Western and Midwestern as well.