The board of trustees at the University of Richmond says it will reset its review of the controversial names of two campus buildings, while faculty members seek the resignation of a board member for comments he made during a meeting.

The supply of Black scientists, engineers and mathematicians is flat or falling even as demand goes up.

The University of Arkansas-Fort Smith will reduce its number of colleges from five to three, discontinue some programs and stop using some facilities, Chancellor Terisa Riley announced in an email.

Bloomberg Philanthropies and its Greenwood Initiative make another huge donation to help those in underserved communities, this time through mobile vaccination units.

While some safety measures will remain intact, the University of California San Diego expects a more traditional experience in 2021-22.

With CDC and FDA reports of rare blood clots, institutions have to change their plans on the fly. Will that affect how their populations are vaccinated before the summer?

Surging college applications have been hailed as a sign that the dropping of testing requirements has lowered entry barriers for many students. But the flip side of more applications is more rejections and heartbreak — as well as widespread confusion over what it takes to get that coveted acceptance letter.

The National Collegiate Athletic Association suggested that it may not hold championship games in states with anti-trans laws on the books.