Higher Education

The judge paused his own order, writing that while the university is unlikely to win its appeal, the delay will not harm a federal investigation.

Oral exams allow instructors to determine what students know and where they need help. Students say they don't always love the format, but many agree that it's effective.

Temple plans to open the Sullivan Honors College by 2027, with a more “holistic” approach that looks beyond grades to students’ overall experiences.

Officials say the donation will be used to create a new school to help address the nation’s increasing shortage of qualified financial planning professionals.

The university requested a stay of the court order to release the records, arguing that doing so would cause "irreparable harm.”

El abogado de Tony Allen argumentó que la detención de tráfico por parte de la policía estatal fue ilegal, al igual que la “prueba química confirmatoria” del nivel de alcohol.

Two local researchers explain why the site matters to their work, and the field of social psychology.

Penn argued that complying with the request for information would put employees and students at risk.

The new medical school option will target students pursuing careers in primary care, pediatrics and other specialties with shortages.

Tony Allen’s attorney argued the state police traffic stop was illegal, as was the “confirmatory chemical test” of a blood alcohol level well above the legal limit.

Rodel obtiene una subvención nacional de $1.5 millones para ampliar las trayectorias profesionales, aumentar la inscripción dual y fortalecer la orientación universitaria.

Students are calling for Lutnick Library to be renamed after documents revealed the U.S. commerce secretary maintained contact with Jeffrey Epstein years after his conviction.

A “Firstival” event at Drexel University on Saturday honors the pioneering school, doctors, and successor institutions.

Through the nonpartisan nonprofit, students are working on projects to improve civic education and to motivate young people to vote.

Rodel secures a $1.5M national grant to expand career pathways, grow dual enrollment and strengthen college and career advising statewide.