Higher Education

George was president of Delaware Technical Community College for 19 years before retiring in 2014.

Thursday’s hearing expands the scope of the committee’s inquiry for the first time to large, public universities, which are more strictly governed by the First Amendment.

Protesters were given a warning from Drexel police before the PPD moved in.

Game studies program students chose from three different concentrations: game design and development; game industry and sport management; and games, culture and society.

President John Fry has repeatedly called on protesters to disband since the encampment started Saturday night.

Mayor Parker is ordering city workers back to the office five days a week. Who is winning the battle between remote and office work?

Drexel planned a “phased return” to normal operations on Tuesday, with labs and some other classes to be held in person and lecture classes to stay remote.

After 67 years of operation, the university announced last June that it would close indefinitely. Kylie Kelce gave the final commencement speech.

There are thousands of tech job vacancies in Philly. A new partnership between CCP and Google hopes to fill the void by offering industry-recognized certifications.

The $60 million project will provide space for faculty, students and the community.

The latest alleged incident would be at least the third act of antisemitism on the University of Delaware's campus in the past four years.

The visit from Prime Minister Andrew Holness was the first time a sitting head of government delivered a commencement address at DSU.

An investigation is underway after the incident at the fraternity Alpha Epsilon Pi.

Further action is pending disciplinary investigations by Penn's Center for Community Standards and Accountability, a Penn spokesperson said.

Penn officials say there will be a "high level of security" at all Franklin Field gates and on the field inside the stadium for the May 20 graduation ceremony.