The College Board called the lawsuit “baseless” and said technical glitches only affected less than 1% of students

Universities claimed that frivolous lawsuits will be an impediment to re-opening their institutions.

The university’s handling of the pandemic has not satisfied students on an academic or financial level.

Actress Lori Laughlin and her husband have pleaded guilty to charges from the infamous college admissions bribery s…

The Students for Life chapter at Chemeketa Community College is taking its school to court over the school&rsquo…

California Community Colleges and the Washington State attorney general filed the complaints against Secretary Bets…

Now, one law firm is taking on every college in the country.

Shibley praised the changes, saying students will now have several new due process protections.

The University of California System President is recommending it drop standardized test requirements for incoming s…

A discrimination lawsuit against Colgate University led by a male former student is moving to trial in the U.S. …

Editor's note: The views in this opinion editorial are those of the author and do not necessarily reflec…

“The University of Minnesota has created a student-services-fee-funded shrine on the second floor of Coffman Memori…

Georgetown University Law School is suing the U.S. for not providing coronavirus aid to children of illegal immigra…

The University of Pennsylvania is offering a virtual Master’s degree in computer science for those who have no back…

A legal group has done an analysis of Wisconsin Universities. The results show a grim outlook for free speech ri…

He is requesting damages from breach of contract, defamation and public humiliation that has led to his financial l…

These taxpayer funded schools have been accused of anti-free speech policies and frivolous spending on things like …

The funds were spent on a lawsuit settlement and scholarship expansion.

Now, thanks to DOJ actions and the virus, a number of schools are offering new incentives to encourage students to …

“That’s what we’re planning towards, and that’s what we’re hoping for."