
Proposed bill aims to expand study abroad opportunities to nontraditional locations for underrepresented U.S. college students.

New international student enrollment at U.S. institutions surged 80 percent.

The data show that fewer than half of students attending an institution that closes—47.1 percent—re-enroll at another institution.

Education Dept. will stop accepting new applications for the program in light of the ruling.

The state joins at least 19 others to allow students to pay in-state tuition and qualify for state financial aid…

FBI officials said they are working with state prosecutors to charge an underage person in connection to the first round…