Georgia Parke
Two education privacy and safety laws allow private universities to disclose disciplinary proceedings and crime reports when a student is an alleged perpetrator of violating university policy.
Duke's alcohol policies uphold the federal drinking age, but some peer schools have implemented more open approaches.
Tiffany Lieu
Some in the higher education community are evaluating how accessible the college application process is to low-income students
Michelle Menchaca
College students are finding it increasingly difficult to graduate in four years, but Duke students seem to be doing just fine.
Emma Baccellieri
Want to take a look at Chapel Hill without having to travel down Tobacco Road?
Tony Shan
The role of AP credits in college is up for debate at some peer institutions.
Lucy Hicks
Of the nearly 300 universities surveyed, nearly half reported enrollment declines for Fall 2012.
In response to the current economic climate, many law schools are reducing their incoming class sizes, a recent survey shows.
The Chronicle also spoke with Scott Jaschik about the increasing popularity of online courses.
In the next few years, prospective medical school students will begin to take a revised version of the Medical College Admission Test.
A year after graduating from college, women are paid only 82 percent of what their male counterparts earn.
Raisa Chowdhury
Duke is a nationally ranked host to online piracy, according to a recent report.
Yeshwanth Kandimalla
Robert Morse has led the magazine’s signature education rankings soon after their inception in 1983.
Prospective Duke applicants should not expect to be scrutinized.
Lauren Carroll
Recordings of the radio conversations among Durham and Chapel Hill authorities reveal details about what they encountered.
Those close to a UNC junior murdered earlier this month are growing anxious for details.
Staff Reports
The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill will be under new leadership.
Greg McKeon
Allegations of unprecedented cheating on a recent final exam has put Harvard University in a difficult position.
Margot Tuchler
Reports have led to stricter enforcement of the honor code.
Sixteen percent of teens visiting college campuses admit to drinking alcohol during their stay.
Amanda Egan
A group of high school students will no longer have the exclusive ability to take the SAT this August.
Maggie Spini
Affordability, access and technology will shape the future of American higher education, panelists said in a forum Friday.
Alejandro Bolívar
In the midst of a battered economy, Puerto Rican college campuses have been battlegrounds of differing ideologies, a Puerto Rican scholar said Thursday.
Mike Shammas
The U.S. Supreme Court recently decided to hear a case that could potentially limit or even ban race-based affirmative action policies at universities.
Kelly Scurry
Three Duke professors have joined an international boycott of a leading academic publisher.
