Higher Education

At Princeton and some others, the number of new Black students has fallen by nearly half. Some colleges attribute it to natural fluctuations.

The White House asked university leaders to provide initial feedback by Oct. 20, yet as the deadline approaches, none have signed on to the document.

President J. Larry Jameson said he sought a wide range of input so the response “reflected our values and the perspectives of our broad community.”

JournAI aims to support the holistic development and well-being of college athletes at all levels. And no, it won’t write term papers for you.

Mark Bray fled for Europe after he said he received death threats. A former head of Turning Point USA Rutgers says he calls for violence against conservatives.

The White House asked nine universities to make sweeping policy changes to access federal programs like visas and research grants.

RFK Jr. gave all organizations in charge of medical education standards two weeks to include nutrition in licensing exams and residency requirements.

Amid a shortage of veterinarians across the country, Rowan’s Shreiber School gives aspiring animal doctors a chance to stay in the Garden State.

The 10-page proposed agreement was sent Wednesday to some of the most selective public and private universities including the University of Pennsylvania.

Tens of thousands of people work under H-1B visas in the region. Many fear the move will mean less investment in U.S. companies and more talent for overseas competitors.

The University of Delaware and Delaware State University evacuated buildings Tuesday following reports of safety threats.

Starting Oct. 1, the Academy of Natural Sciences will only be open Friday, Saturday and Sunday. A restructuring of staff is expected to follow.

Through Spotfund, donors can donate to food pantries that serve students at the state’s 18 community colleges.

An estimated 1 million items, about 1,000 linear feet, trace UArts’ deep and wide connections to the city.

Blue books are back in college classrooms! Remember those? Professors are embracing the old exam booklets ...