Department of Education Secretary Miguel Cardona vowed to crack down on the largest Christian university in the country during a House committee hearing.
Campus antisemitism is in the spotlight once more. The Columbia University president is testifying in front of Congress and she needs to take a strong position against bigotry.
Students at elite universities react to an ADL report report that a handful of elite colleges, including Harvard and MIT, received failing grades for their handling of antisemitism.
A Muslim valedictorian at the University of Southern California has been barred from giving a commencement speech after anti-Israel posts came to light.
A federal judge has ruled Harvard Medical School assistant professor Dipak Panigrahy plagiarized large portions of an export report for a Lockheed Martin lawsuit.
Appalachian State University Chancellor Sheri Everts, who has held the position for about a decade, announced Monday her intent to step down over health concerns.
The $1.7 trillion student debt crisis has resulted in repeated Biden attempts at bailouts. It’s time to change the whole narrative and make the schools bear the burden.
The U.S. features many institutions of higher learning in which education is centered on religious faith: Wheaton College, Gordon College and Taylor University are just a few.
A college student created a survey for students on college campuses that will match them with their most compatible mate. The Marriage Pact is intended to serve as a dating "backup plan."
NFL star Travis Kelce received his long-awaited college degree on Thursday, and of course he commemorated the moment in typical Kelce fashion — by chugging a beer onstage.
Harvard University is among 13 U.S. colleges that received a failing grade on Thursday's Anti-Defamation League's (ADL) Campus Antisemitism Report Card.
In an effort to comply with state law, University of Texas at Dallas will dissolve its diversity, equity, and inclusion offices, according to an announcement from the university.
Conservatives in Texas are warning universities may be trying to skirt a new law banning DEI at public universities by reshuffling DEI officials to other departments.
The University of Texas at Austin is taking heat from the president of the American Association of University Professors for removing its diversity, equity, and inclusion offices.
Bryan Kohberger's defense attorney Elisa Massoth told the court Wednesday that the team "firmly" believes in the Idaho quadruple murder suspect's innocence.
House GOP Chair Rep. Elise Stefanik torched Harvard for "cultural rot" as the person allegedly responsible for attacking a Jewish student nears graduation.
Social media users ripped into President Biden after he falsely claimed he was the first in his family to go to college in a recent speech in Wisconsin.
University of Cincinnati students have launched a new alert system called Cincy Crime Stoppers in an effort to increase transparency about crime near campus.
An Islamic building on the Rutgers University campus was broken into overnight and trashed, campus police said Wednesday. The incident happened on the eve of Eid al-Fitr.
Goddard College, a small, private institution in Plainfield, Vermont, is closing next month amid a continued decline in enrollment and ensuing financial woes.
Veteran NPR editor Uri Berliner is speaking out about his employer ignoring the growing antisemitism following the Oct. 7 terrorist attack against Israel.
Tax season can be confusing when filing for students in college. Students and parents should ensure they are on the same page regarding dependency status and state residency.
All students would take two years of general education, including math, science, English. Then choose two potential career tracks in junior year, followed by a singular focus in senior year.
Former University of Kentucky NCAA swimmer Kaitlynn Wheeler praised college sports body NAIA for a new policy declaring that trans women cannot compete in its women's events.
University of Texas at Austin students sent statements to Fox News Digital blasting their school for complying with the law to remove diversity, equity, and inclusion offices.
Fox News legal analyst Gregg Jarrett joined "Fox & Friends" Monday to discuss Biden's upcoming announcement on student loan forgiveness on the campaign trail.
Vanderbilt University students have been expelled, one has been suspended, and more than 20 have been placed on probation after last month’s rowdy pro-Palestinian demonstrations and sit-in.
Deion Sanders wants Colorado to be ready for the football season, but he also wants his players to understand the important role education plays in their lives after football.
The president of Pomona College declared students will face "immediate suspension" after a pro-Palestinian protest in which protesters harassed staff and used a racial slur.
The Universities of Wisconsin Board of Regents has unanimously approved a 3.75% tuition increase for in-state students, effective at the start of the coming academic year.
The David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA come under fire after hosting a speaker who performed 'non-secular' prayer service to a pagan god during class.
Texas college student Caleb Harris has been missing for a month since he left his off-campus apartment, and his family believes "somebody knows something" about his disappearance.
Bryan Kohberger's lawyer says the public showed bias against her client when people contacted by a defense researcher conducting a survey called police.
The 2024 women's college basketball season has broken old records for viewership. Players and coaches do not want missteps caused by this rapid growth to distract from the game.
A Jewish NYU graduate student told Fox News he has been witness to antisemitism on campus and said he was reinstated to his role pending an investigation.
The University of Texas at Austin reportedly fired 60 employees who worked in their diversity, equity, and inclusion programs, in compliance with state law.
Harvard Law School Professor Randall L. Kennedy said the university must get rid of mandatory DEI statements, which he claimed challenge academic freedom.
The Daily Iowan, a student newspaper at the University of Iowa, has made a pioneering move by purchasing two struggling weekly newspapers within the state.
Don’t believe the spin that its proposed Title IX regulations won’t harm athletics for women and girls. Biden's new rules could permanently cripple sports for female athletes.
A 100-page complaint has been issued against a Stanford professor, who argued for the removal of algebra in middle school, alleging she committed academic fraud.
Bucknell University on Saturday announced the death of Christian Samay, class of 2024, after police were called to the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity house over the weekend.
UC Berkeley parents try private security pilot program to protect students and spur action from the school they say isn't doing enough to keep the campus safe.
More than 150 cancer cases linked to people who studied or worked in the since-closed Poe Hall on NC State's campus have been reported to local news since last fall.
Sorority lawsuit seeks to defend something that the vast majority of people understand -- that men and women are different. Changing that could jeopardize laws that protect women.
A fellowship at the University of Minnesota will now give equal consideration to White and male applicants after giving preference to women and people of color.
Harvard University saw a small decline in total applications for admission in comparison to recent years, according to data provided Thursday by the Ivy League institution.
Jannah Eissa from N.C. State and Diaba Konate from UC Irvine are gaining recognition for their choice to wear hijabs while playing basketball during the NCAA Tournament.
Former secretary of education details why obtaining a college education is no longer an automatic decision for America's students — and why the real guardrails in life are values, virtues and faith.
The U.S. Office for Civil Rights recently opened an investigation into a University of Wisconsin-Madison fellowship program based on a complaint it's racist against White people.
Universities of Wisconsin President Jay Rothman recommended Thursday a 3.75% tuition increase, which will be voted on by the Board of Regents next week.
Princeton alum Roy "Trey" Farmer, 53, was charged with a count of third-degree possession of child sexual abuse material after police searched his home Friday.
Bryan Kohberger's defense team is crying foul after a judge ordered both sides in the Idaho student murders case to stay away from potential jurors in Latah.
Professor Owen Anderson is suing the school over the mandatory DEI training he claims is 'compelled speech' because it involves blaming people for their race.
In this week's "Short questions with Dana Perino," Dagen McDowell of Fox Business Network reveals why she likes living "small" in New York City and the one word she'd use to describe America.
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott signed an executive order on Wednesday to combat the rise of antisemitism on college campuses, vowing to do 'everything we can to fight it.'
Bidenomics, the word has come to mean higher prices on goods and services. Consumers can't even afford to get their pawned goods out of hock. Too much spending seems like Uncle Sam.
Democrats vote to effectively destroy Title IX and undermine the role of women in sports. They are destroying all the gains that have been made in athletics since the law was passed.
Stanford University faculty and students have debated standardized testing as the prestigious higher education institution considers reinstating the test in the admissions process.
Justin Feldman, a Jewish graduate student at NYU, has been reinstated to his campus leadership position after he was voted out for condemning Hamas terrorism.
Latah County District Judge John Judge has ordered both sides in the Bryan Kohberger case to avoid contacting prospective jurors – an unusual move, experts say.
A Rutgers professor Stacy Hawkins defended diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) offices on college campuses on Thursday during a panel discussion at Harvard University.
Last year, the Florida Legislature passed a law designed to stop foreign governments from influencing the state’s public colleges which is now being challenged in court.
Look for the union label on your local college sports team? Labor unions are starting to unionize college athletes, but that's bad for the students and their teams.
Stockton University in southern New Jersey is pioneering maple syrup production using red maple trees as part of an effort to create a viable syrup industry.
After a record low season, the West Virginia Mountaineers have hired Drake basketball coach Darian DeVries to lead the program. DeVries has coached the Bulldogs for the last six seasons.
Computer science professor Jonathan Shewchuk has apologized following backlash to a comment he made to a student on a discussion message board about dating in the Bay Area.
A Reddit user who is having issues with her college roommate sought advice after her roommate assigned her a curfew of midnight each night - and still got mad.
Arizona State University Professor Owen Anderson alleges the school violated state law by using 'public money' to advance racist ideas, according to the lawsuit.
Georgia college students are "heroes" after pulling over on a road trip to save a family whose car had plunged into a creek and was submerged. All five young women are first-year students.
A judge has dismissed a lawsuit by award-winning writer Wendell Berry and his wife, which was aimed at preventing the removal of a 1930s mural at the University of Kentucky.
Former U.S. Defense Secretary Robert Gates will have an academic building named after him at William & Mary, his alma mater where he holds the honorary position of chancellor.
UCLA medical school course reportedly assigned students readings that pushed far-left views, including protesting fossil fuels and abolishing prisons and the police.
Nearly 30 million people visit Minneapolis, Minnesota, each year. Attractions include the Mall of America, the Minneapolis Institute of Art and the Guthrie Theater.
Admissions counselors and students weighed in on changing testing policies in a recent Washington Post article discussing the confusing nature of post-pandemic college admissions.
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