Voter-approved prohibitions on race-conscious admissions pass constitutional muster, the court said.

Many scholars doubt two booksellers’ claim that their copy of a 1580 volume has annotations in the Bard’s own hand.

The number of black and Hispanic students on the Ann Arbor campus has dropped since the ban went into effect, but the campus may not be any less diverse.

Librarians want to make their content searchable, but they’re wary of commercial software that may skew the results.

Higher-education groups are weighing in on two cases before a federal appeals court that could limit colleges' ability to integrate unpaid internships with companies into their curricula.

The idea that the language we speak fundamentally alters our view of the world is appealing but also condescending and misguided, says John McWhorter in a new book.

Employers gave high marks to many graduates who held leadership positions. But athletes—particularly captains of NCAA teams—scored the highest.