Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is in talks with Columbia University to take on a formal role at the school. 
A loophole in U.S. immigration law is allowing thousands of illegal "students" to receive special visas to enter America, according to a new report. 
The University of Tampa has fired a visiting sociology professor for suggesting that Hurricane Harvey is "karma" for Texas supporting the Republican Party. 
Former FBI Director James Comey will deliver a keynote address at Howard University in September, and will join the faculty in a part-time role this fall. 
Dartmouth College has distanced itself from comments made by one of its professors on NBC's "Meet the Press" over the weekend that appeared to defend violence from the "antifa" movement. 
A fraternity at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor canceled a Nile River-themed welcome party after being condemned by fellow students for "appropriating Egyptian culture." 
Richard Dawkins is famous for criticizing religion in books such as The God Delusion, but a progressive radio station canceled the biologist's appearance due to his opinions on Islam. 
Freshman enrollment at the University of Missouri has fallen by 35 percent since 2015, when racial tensions triggered protests and hunger strikes. 
Louisiana Gov. John Bell Edwards (D.) signed legislation on Monday prohibiting public universities from asking applicants about their criminal backgrounds. 