SEATTLE — The U.S. Department of Education announced Wednesday that it’s entered into an agreement with the University of Washington to ensure the university complies with federal civil rights law, after the federal agency reviewed its handling of dozens of discrimination complaints.

JD Kaim, a University of Washington Computer Science student built a class-trading application for students to swap course spots. He claims the school threatened him with potential expulsion and an ultimatum to make a similar solution for the university without compensation.

The United States Department of Education Office of Civil Rights (OCR) completed its investigation into reports alleging that UW failed to adequately respond to reports of harassment and discriminatio

This week, the federal government awarded $1.5 million to a University District group that wants to cover the freeway between NE 45th and 50th streets.

JD Kaim, a sophomore computer science major, created a tool that effectively facilitates class-swapping among students. He's now at odds with school administrators.

Playing his earliest yet on game day, Demond Williams Jr. trotted onto the field in the first quarter of the Apple Cup, inserted as the University of Washington

University of Washington linebacker Drew Fowler posted that he is declaring for the job market instead of the NFL in hilarious social media post.

ST. LOUIS – Washington University has decided to no longer move forward with plans to build new baseball and softball fields off Big Ben Boulevard in Clayton. After 18 months of negotiations, the

Sujin Witherspoon drafted her debut young adult romantic comedy, "Bingsu for Two," while in college and it's set to release on Jan. 14.

The shooting happened at the 200 block of W Street, a residential street, a block away from Howard's campus, according to MPD.

President-elect Donald Trump's Inauguration Day on Jan. 20 is in a few days. Here's what will take place now that the ceremonies have been moved inside.

The children of two unwavering Alabama State University alumni, the late Warren L. Davis, III, and Dr. Tyna D. Davis, wanted to show appreciation for their parents’ higher educational experience by creating a lasting legacy in their honor that helps future students with similar backgrounds access the same opportunities.