Higher Education

'Guys were arguing on the yard about Marx and Socrates,' says former inmate who was able to study while in prison.

The Villanova Wildcats — and their devoted fans — have made their way into Center City this afternoon for a victory rally.

A new nutrition course for students at Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine meets in the kitchen.

Students flooded the suburban streets Monday night after Villanova won its second men's basketball championship in three years.

State Sen. Vincent Hughes intends to introduce his Pennsylvania Promise legislation on April 16.

Villanova is going to play for another national championship.

In wide-ranging talk, former vice president chides millennials for not voting and spills a White House secret.

Administrators of intensive English programs say a kaleidoscope of factors have contributed to the contraction — including the economy and the 'Trump factor.'

It's the second major blow to the prosecution's case.

Once known for its basketball teams, Cheyney is restructuring its athletic department to help the nation’s oldest historically black college become financially stable.

Will drones start filling the skies of Philadelphia? For some, the idea doesn't sound so crazy.

La Salle University in Philadelphia is getting pushback on several fronts over its decision to cull its art collection.

While they receive state funding, Penn State, Temple, Pitt and Lincoln universities are exempt from Pennsylvania’s Right-to-Know law and Ethics Act.

Morning Edition host Jennifer Lynn speaks with Penn's Ira Harkavy about the university's second-ever teach-in.

Pennsylvania prosecutors are dropping all assault charges against members of a now-closed Penn State fraternity in the hazing death of 19-year-old pledge Tim Piazza.