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Parents may finally have something in common with their children.

The Association of American Colleges & Universities (AACU) is touting a survey it conducted as proof that businesses feel better about higher education in the United States than the American public at large, but you don’t have to go very far inside the report they issued to discover that perhaps they should use it as a teachable moment for themselves.

A college professor claimed that ‘ecosexuality’ is a part of ‘environmental activist strategy,’ where Mother Earth and sexuality are intertwined.

The University of Kansas is facilitating a so-called ‘feminist parenting group’ to help parents raise their children in radical feminist dogma.

If a lawyer who represents himself has, as an old adage went, “a fool for a client,” what can you say about students who teach themselves?

We need to poll some college students and recent graduates on this.

Perhaps to some, when you have to chose between reading Charles Dickens or studying a driver’s manual, the choice is obvious.

Apparently, Brown University is offering conflicting advice to students on the dangers of taking illegal drugs.

Despite the assertions of opponents of charter schools, teachers in those institutions tend to actually be more diverse than their traditional public school counterparts, data from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) show.

A surprising number of views held by political conservatives about higher education are shared by people who don’t share their philosophy, or at least their party label.

Don’t let the name fool you: Red4EdNC is anything but a Republican group.

If you didn’t know that thousands of teachers went on strike this year, it’s probably because the media outlets you consult didn’t cover the strikes much.