Diti Kohli

Barring a last-minute deal, roughly 4,000 students who teach classes and conduct research could take to picket lines Tuesday.

The university and its graduate student union are at odds over pay and protections for noncitizen students.

Mohammad Ataie alleges in court that the university took him out of the running for a promotion for his advocacy and academic focus on the modern Middle East

Janet Steinmayer, the Lesley University president who led the school through the COVID-19 pandemic and a volatile era of financial pressure, is stepping down on June 30.

The decision to shutter the small Catholic college in Paxton reflected “years of financial pressure that we were ultimately unable to overcome,” according to a

Boston is still a top draw for young professionals, but some of those already here are looking elsewhere. Like the South.

The move comes after two years of contract negotiations at the Cambridge school.

Federal lending for higher education will be scaled back this summer. Schools and families are working to plug the hole left behind.

Medical school professors won a landmark tenure case, but protections for longtime faculty are still waning When Amy Yee earned tenure in 1998, it was a golden ticket.

Boston Mayor Michelle Wu says she backed out of her Wednesday appearance as Class Day speaker at Harvard Law School after trying — and failing — to