Higher Education

Throughout this week, Penn Book Center supporters are marching daily from the University City campus to the bookstore — just one block away.

A look at Philly’s college-area special service districts.

The Massachusetts senator says the proposal unveiled Monday would eliminate almost all student loan debt for 42 million Americans.

After decades of efforts to increase the ranks of African-American doctors, Blacks are still underrepresented in the nation’s medical schools.

Crystal Martin has pleaded guilty to accepting bribes to change the registration status of hundreds of out-of-state students so they could pay cheaper in-state tuition.

"Whenever I find something is going to discourage me, I would just pray, and then believe that everything is going to be all right."

In-state tuition and fees for Pennsylvania’s public four-year universities are among the highest in the nation.

Former Penn State President Graham Spanier must report to jail by May 1.

What was once limited to small-scale side hustles has mushroomed into so-called essay mills on the Internet, becoming a global industry.

About five to 10 reported cases of the disease continue to come in daily, but that number is slowly decreasing.

Under President Allen's leadership, the university has restructured administration to give it more of a presence in Harrisburg and create better support systems for students.

A new policy will give Pennsylvania's 14 state-owned universities more of a say in what their students will pay in tuition.

The trouble at CCP reflects larger education funding issues that go beyond Philadelphia and the community-college sector.

Three ex-Penn State fraternity brothers have been sentenced to jail on hazing charges in connection to the February 2017 death of a student pledging the fraternity.

The sale of a New Jersey music college to a Chinese company has been delayed after the state said it needs more information.