University enrollment continues to decline into 2022, according to the latest data from the National Student Clearinghouse.

The University of Arkansas is folding its eVersity program into Grantham University, a for-profit, online school it bought last year.

The for-profit school is on track to close all but one physical campus by 2024, as its 84,000 students overwhelmingly prefer learning online.

Cloud architecture, Dynatrace and art history are the fastest-growing education trends, according to the online learning platform Udemy.

A new annual ranking from U.S. News & World Report shows a rise in the number of programs at higher education institutions to move online.

Schools in Connecticut have already begun putting the certificates in their programs.

The combined company will keep its free offerings and offer more university degrees online to benefit international students and nontraditional American learners, the founders said.

Purdue University Global students can now take certain general education requirements for free through OnlineDegree.com.

Higher education institutions are reexamining their online offerings, but a new survey shows that the motivations for online students has remained fairly consistent since last year.

The Manhattan-based coding academy Flatiron School is redesigning its courses to better align with the adoption of hybrid work among a growing number of workplaces.