Education officials question the quality of education in Romania’s largest private university, jeopardizing the diplomas of more than 100,000 students and recent graduates.

Ukraine’s new system of externally evaluated admissions exams has led to a surge in ‘privileged applicants’ claiming disadvantaged status in the admissions process.

Macedonian university students in nearby Greece say they confront a Kafkaesque bureaucracy when trying to obtain legal residence there.

A Moscow program allows university students to shadow city officials and come up with their own solutions to urban problems.

With most of Kosovo’s universities under orders to shut down, students worry about the value of their degrees.

An overview of the Russian government’s attempts to support higher education during the economic crisis.

Russian soon-to-be-graduates are anxiously preparing for the new standardized Unified State Examination (USE).

A scholarship program gives ambitious Romani students a chance to join the healing profession.

Prosperity fed progress in Kazakhstan’s educational system. Now hard times must spur flexibility.

Moscow’s universities finally have a rival: federal universities.