Higher Education

Local research universities are pushing for new Biden administration rules about licensing taxpayer-funded technology to be repealed.

“They think it’s something that, if their peers are doing it, it's safe,” said one youth coordinator. “They don’t see the radical risk or the radical dangers.”

On Friday, the Education Department announced an error in its calculations for federal student aid that will result in delays for as many as 200,000 applicants.

The 78,000 borrowers who are eligible for this forgiveness will receive an email from the president next week, the White House said.

The center will concentrate on equity and providing cities with evidence-based policies to protect their residents.

With NCAA brackets formed, the college basketball tournaments dubbed March Madness because of its drama begin this week.

Dr. Said Ibrahim, appointed dean of Sidney Kimmel Medical College in December, says a more diverse medical school is key to improving health disparities.

Can the Iowa sensation finally win a ring? Will UConn repeat? Who could be this year's Cinderella?

Trinity Hunt’s podcast explores her relationship with her sister through letters and phone calls.

As March Madness approaches, a look back at the Palestra’s place in basketball history.

The faculty called the congressional committee investigating antisemitism on campus “a new form of McCarthyism.”

The storied civil rights organization accused Gov. Ron DeSantis of having "waged war on Black America."

Over the past few years, Every Cure has developed a blueprint for an AI-powered platform that can do what humans can’t — match thousands of diseases with thousands of drugs.

AT PEACE Study supports providers who coach parents of children with autism on how to implement therapy strategies into their daily routines.

The city will partner with Temple University School of Law to help high school and college athletes navigate NIL deals by providing free legal and financial advice.